The divine designer
byThe agony and the ecstasy – mostly ecstasy – of Michelangelo at The Met.
JANUARY 2018
Inspirational start turns
Whose home is it anyway?
byIn interior design, to thine own self be true.
Star qualities
byThey’re more than meets the eye.
Show-stopper
byThe American Museum of Natural History’s Rose Center for Earth and Space dazzles with interactive displays, fun scales and films that take you back to the future.
Commuting with constellations
byFor more than a century, Grand Central Terminal’s visitors and commuters have been passing under its majestic celestial-themed ceiling. We take a look at the story behind the stars.
China’s heavenly eye
byChina’s new Mandate of Heaven lies in astronomy, specifically the new 500-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope.
Reaching for the stars
byWhile he thought it a failure, Vincent van Gogh’s “The Starry Night” is one of the icons of the art world and New York.
A star in her own right
byMaria Mitchell blazed a trail for astronomers and women’s rights advocates.
Stars shine at Hudson River Museum Planetarium
byThe universe is ever expanding – and so is the revamped Hudson River Museum Planetarium’s programming and following.
Nutmeg State nights
byConnecticut – the Constitution State and the Nutmeg State – could be the Planetarium State as well.
Serena & Lily’s star turn
byStart the new year off right by putting your home center stage.
That’s so Raven
byThe chocolate, palm and tarot reader focuses on fun in the here and now.
Creating a softer – and better – world
byThe Montreal-based, family-owned company is passionate about its goat milk skincare line – and using it to do good.
Illustrating the beauty in all of us
byBil Donovan accentuates the positive in his fashion and makeup illustrations.
Covering Dylan
byTaking a page out of Ella Fitzgerald’s “The Songbook Series,” Joan Osborne seeks her inner Bob Dylan.
A Western Hemisphere star
byJersey City’s Liberty Science Center is now home to largest and most technologically advanced planetarium in the Western Hemisphere, and that’s more than just a marketing boast.
The friendly (private) skies
byMagellan Jets takes the hassle out of flying with its customizable private planes for business types and vacationers alike.
A starry past
byThe adjective ‘unique’ is one that is often overworked but not when applied to Autumn Farms, a magnificent 25-acre horse farm with a five-bedroom Greek Revival residence built in 1838.
Star man
byHayden Planetarium director Neil deGrasse Tyson is everyone’s go-to guy for space-time questions.
Starry nights in an English country home
byA mid-country Greenwich estate that lets the winter (spring, summer and fall) in.