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OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 30, 2014

Wedding planning and the male-female IQ gap

By Mark Lungariello

One night in the spring of 1997, some unlucky teenage dope parked his car under a tree during a rainstorm. The next day, the…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 29, 2014

A savvy solution

By Mary Shustack

Holly Alexander is at home in the world of nonprofits. That is quite clear on a recent morning as she checks in with her…

FASHION, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

Lingerie for the workingwoman

By Danielle Renda

All photographs courtesy of Naja Lingerie.   Lingerie has long been used to boost sex appeal and add oomph to the physical. But Catalina…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

Fathers of invention

By Mark Lungariello

We ride in their creations, listen to them, play games with them. Without them, the world would be a truly inconvenient, less exciting place….

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

What do YOU think?

By Georgette Gouveia

Photographs courtesy Yaeger Public Relations   Neuroscience is having another big moment. Not a day goes by that there isn’t an article about the…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

Let the chips fall where they may

By Bob Rozycki

Photographs by Bob Rozycki.   Where some see a fallen tree as kindling, sculptor Judith Economos sees artistic potential. It was right after Superstorm…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

Mental wellness through the arts

By Georgette Gouveia

Photographs courtesy ArtsWestchester   For more than 30 years, ArtsWestchester – a flagship arts council in New York state – has partnered with Westchester…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

Celebrating an architectural genius

By Mary Shustack

Though just slightly larger than a traditional business card, the full-color, foldout Helen Post Curry hands you says it all. “Woolworth Building Lobby Tours……

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

The creative mind of Judy Collins

By Georgette Gouveia

A lot of elements – a lot of thought – go into a Judy Collins concert. “There’s the element of surprise – something new,…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

His beautiful mind

By Georgette Gouveia

Few people embody the idea of “the brain” – the mind, really – the way Stephen Hawking does. The word “embody” is not used…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

A different kind of matchmaking

By Leif Skodnick

Photographs by Bob Rozycki.   Lainie Wimberly has impossible conversations on a daily basis. Wimberly, an equestrian, can’t verbally converse with her athletic collaborator….

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

Smooth as Zilka

By EDITORIAL

Story and photography by Bill Fallon.   Zilka knew stress. Her published book might even be considered must-read material for certain high-stress achievers  –…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

A smart heart

By Georgette Gouveia

All photographs courtesy of Vince Camuto.   Braininess becomes Vince Camuto.  You don’t co-found a legendary fashion company like Nine West and go on…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

A meal fit for a president

By Mary Shustack

What do you serve a president? That was the question that David Pellon had to answer recently. Luckily, the director of catering for New…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

Getting in the game

By Bob Rozycki

In our myopic, attention-deficient, gossip-loving society, the mass media did not disappoint when it came to reviewing U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s new book “Off…

FASHION, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

The nifty shade

By EDITORIAL

By Frank Pagani   This season, Neiman Marcus has used its gray matter to discern that “Gray Matters,” hailing the color as “fall’s definitive…

Chic Choices, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

October Chic choices

By EDITORIAL

CENTURIES OF STRATEGY The origins of backgammon date from some 5,000 years ago, but it’s probably safe to say those testing their brain power…

OCTOBER 2014, TRAVELSeptember 26, 2014

Italy through the lens

By EDITORIAL

Story and photographs by Douglas Ruby While there are many beautiful places in the world to photograph, among my top choices will always be…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

Red-hot Red Hat

By Georgette Gouveia

It’s hard to imagine a more wonderful place to dine than at Red Hat on the River in Irvington. Great ambience, service and nouvelle…

FOOD & SPIRITS, OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

Organic wine comes of age

By EDITORIAL

Story and photography by Doug Paulding   Fifteen to 20 years ago, the organic wine industry was in its infancy, driven by crunchy-granola eating…

OCTOBER 2014, OCTOBER 2014September 26, 2014

Beauty in the beast

By Georgette Gouveia

Few creatures would seem to offer the antithesis to mental heft that the peacock does. Those feathers with the shimmering blue-green eyes. That fanning,…

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