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The ArtFull Living Show House, that stunner of a showcase that explores how easily (and stylishly) art can be integrated into a home setting,…
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Read MoreWAG’s favorite – and busiest – performance artist has alerted us to another of her upcoming works.
Collaborative Concepts presents “When Farm Animals Sing,” an interactive performance by Marcy B. Freedman, from 3 to 6 p.m. Sept. 1 at Saunders’ Farm, 853 Old Albany Post Road in Garrison. The rain date is Sept. 2.
Read MoreThis month marks the 50th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe’s death and there are, not surprisingly, any number of new books and articles that would pluck at the heart of her mystery, so to speak – including Andrew Hansford and Karen Homer’s eye candy, “Dressing Marilyn” (Applause Theatre & Cinema Books), about William Travilla’s costume designs for the actress; and Lois Banner’s feminist reevaluation, “Marilyn Monroe: The Passion and the Paradox” (Bloomsbury). There’s also the soap operatic (read: addictive as a box of Godiva) NBC drama “Smash,” about the making of a Marilyn musical, and the recent “My Week With Marilyn,” in which Michelle Williams poignantly embodied rather than impersonated her.
Read MoreChef Rui Correia is making quite a habit of this: The owner of Douro Restaurant Bar in Greenwich is set to appear on the “Today” show once again Aug. 24. The dishy Chef Rui, who’s just back from Greece, will prepare a dish with a Greek flair. Douro and Chef Rui – who’ve both been featured in WAG’s sister publication the Fairfield County Business Journal – are, however, actually Portuguese. (The Douro is a river in Portugal.) Looks like he’s got both ends of the Mediterranean covered.
Read MoreSaw Mill Club’s 40th Anniverary Summer Party and MIRAME Runway Show
Read MoreSo I guess we now know the answer to the question I posed in my rivalry piece for the July issue of WAG (“The Best of Frenemies”): “Can (Ryan) Lochte supplant (Michael) Phelps?” I asked.
Read MoreWAG readers may remember Emily Tabin from a profile I wrote for our November issue. That month’s theme was “Passionate Pursuits,” and Tabin certainly…
Read MoreRobert Cuccioli, you may recall, was the subject of a profile we ran back in December. I had the chance to chat with the…
Read MoreLegendary tennis coach and onetime Pelham resident Nick Bollettieri is back from Wimbledon and took the time to share some thoughts from his fortnight there.
Read MoreSummer is always a great time to visit The Metropolitan Museum of Art and catch up on the shows you didn’t have time for in the spring. This season, the museum is featuring a number of exhibits that underscore one of The Met’s more unusual strengths, its ability to surprise
Read MoreOur wine&dine columnist, Geoff Kalish, MD, waxes poetic on a 30-year love affair with La Camelia Restaurant, a northern Westchester institution
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Read More“Would you care for a little wine with that whipping, my dear?”
OK, so I’m sure Christian Grey doesn’t say that. But apparently, there’s a good deal of wine in the “50 Shades of Grey” trilogy – and I’m sure, a certain amount of whine as well. And that has spurred Elizabeth Miller, manager of Vintology Wines & Spirits in Scarsdale, to present “The Wines of Christian Grey” from 7 to 9:30 p.m. July 11.
It seems every time we turn around we hear about yet another project Westchester-based performance artist Marcy B. Freedman is involved in. I wrote…
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Read MoreAs the dog days of summer approach, our minds turn to the delicious anticipation of fall. And with that said, we’re happy to report…
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