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In an age where wellness culture often straddles the line between earnest pursuit and farcical exaggeration, a quirky new trend has emerged in the picturesque Hamptons: clown therapy. An anonymous prankster or perhaps an elaborate collective is using humor to critique the very essence of wellness through a witty, satirical service named “East Hampton Clown

On a picturesque Wednesday, the vibrant pulse of New York City was felt at the annual Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon, an elite gathering that perfectly encapsulates the intersection of philanthropy, fashion, and community spirit. This year, the event attracted attention not only for its impressive $4.3 million fundraising result but also for the dazzling

In a world where fame often shields individuals from accountability, restaurateur Keith McNally’s recent memoir has ignited a fiery debate about behavior, power dynamics, and the consequences of our actions. The central narrative revolves around his public confrontation with former “Late Late Show” host, James Corden, who was accused of being abusive to staff at

At the recent Library Lunch hosted by the New York Public Library, a conversation sparked by former New Yorker editor Tina Brown highlighted the escalating intrigue surrounding the anticipated biography of Queen Elizabeth II. As one of the most enigmatic figures in modern monarchy, the queen’s life, documented meticulously through her daily diaries, tantalizes potential

The White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) dinner, often dubbed a crossroad of entertainment and political clout, can sometimes feel like an exclusive conclave reserved for the glitterati. However, this year’s celebration took a refreshing detour from the customary A-list roster, revealing that the true allure lies not just in headliners but in unexpected encounters that

In an evening filled with nostalgia and humor, the Silurians Press Club brought together a unique gathering of distinguished journalists to celebrate the extraordinary career of Connie Chung. The notable event, hosted at the prestigious National Arts Club, underscored Chung’s tremendous contributions to the field of journalism as she received a well-deserved lifetime achievement award.

In the realm of contemporary literary culture, few things can spark discourse like a memoir, particularly one that intertwines personal tragedies with public acclaim. Sarah Hoover, a literary figure increasingly recognized for her thought-provoking narrative in “The Motherload,” has ignited controversy not just for her writing but for the familial fallout it has caused. The

Jane Pratt, a name synonymous with innovative teen culture publications, has re-emerged onto the media landscape with her latest project, Another Jane Pratt Thing (AJPT). With a history steeped in the iconic pages of *Sassy* and the boundary-pushing website *xoJane*, Pratt has always been a voice for a generation, unmasking real stories that resonate with

In the constantly evolving landscape of New York City’s dining and nightlife, Drai’s has boldly made its mark by resurrecting the essence of its 30-year legacy in a brand-new supper club situated in the vibrant Meatpacking District. The hospitality brand, synonymous with elegance and refined experiences, is now embracing its roots by rekindling the spirit

As summer looms on the horizon, the specter of accidental drownings becomes increasingly urgent in New York City. With last year’s deaths by drowning hitting a highest point since 2019, it’s clear that the need for water safety education is not just relevant but imperative. At the forefront of a transformative movement is Rising Tide