Scent-sational holidays
byIt’s never too early to start thinking about those holiday parties. A scent that arrived at the WAG office recently just might be something…
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Making WAG country a ‘moving’ experience
byHoulihan & O’Malley in Bronxville is dedicated to making home buying and selling a great experience for clients. Co-owner Joe Houlihan answers some questions…
Morning glory
bySunday morning breakfasts always seem kind of special. It’s the traditional day of leisure and making an effort for breakfast that morning seems more…
Fashioning those final details
byGucci, the venerable fashion house, has introduced “the ultimate accessory for the Gucci woman” – a signature cosmetics collection. A nod to the powerful…
“MAKERS” makes it
byThe six-part documentary series “MAKERS: Women Who Make America” just concluded its second successful season on PBS, focusing on specific fields in which women…
Start that holiday shopping
byWhen you’re in search of singular gifts, shows featuring fine contemporary crafts can offer quite the hunting ground. Artrider Productions, the veteran company perhaps…
New Castle Historical Society’s busy calendar
byWe’ve heard of two interesting events, both sponsored by the New Castle Historical Society – and both ones you’ll want to add to your…
In full fall splendor
byIt was back in our September issue when we profiled artist Catherine Latson, as her one-of-a-kind creations using natural materials fit so nicely into…
Thinking pink (in a big way)
byFew illnesses have been branded as well as breast cancer has. And if you follow the brilliant marketing efforts of women to bring awareness…
No sugar added
byAround 68 percent of American adults are obese or overweight, and diabetes and childhood obesity rates have soared in the past 20 to 30…
MAG in WAG: Hilda Demsky at the Mamaroneck Artists Guild
byHilda Green Demsky, a Fulbright Fellow, recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts grant and winner of an Andy Warhol Visual Arts Residency,…
A glamorous new audience
byKatie Fong, the New York-based fashion designer from Greenwich, has recently expanded her business to include custom-made graduation gowns. Expected to draw young fashionistas…
Saas has something in store
byIn our January issue, we introduced you to the work of Pelham-based milliner and illustrator Susan Saas. We had met up with her through…
Oscar’s gift of time
byOscar de la Renta the man may be gone, but Oscar de la Renta the brand lives on. Inspired by his jewelry designs, Oscar…
The man who loved women
byThere are men who like women. There are men who admire and respect them. And then, of course, there are men who merely want…
Save the date
byOn Oct. 23 at 7 p.m., I’ll be doing a reading and book-signing for my new novel “Water Music” at The LOFT: LGBT Community…
From Garrison to Manhattan
byUnfortunately, a nasty cold sidelined me from attending a recent panel discussion I was looking forward to at the Museum of Arts and Design….
The Tao of Chinese thinking
byWell, we must’ve had a brain-freeze or something, because we forgot to include China expert Audrey Ronning Topping’s piece on Sino brain power in…
‘Kiku’ in full bloom
byThis is your last chance to see “Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Garden” in the Bronx for quite some time as The New…
Save the date
byOn Oct. 23 at 7 p.m., I’ll be doing a reading and book-signing for my new novel “Water Music” at The LOFT: LGBT Community…