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Four women performing a singing act in the 1940s in The Hills of California
On Broadway

The Hills of California

Jez Butterworth’s new play is a delicate examination of sisterhood, secrets, and the stories families tell themselves.

Movers & Shakers

We see you: Katherine Gage Boulud

The wife of Michelin-starred Daniel pairs advocating for healthy eating with promoting brand Boulud

Woman doing yoga at the gym working on her laptop.
Trends

Where work and workout meet

Forget WFH, luxe private clubs are now offering WFG—work from gym.

Mentalist Matt Cooper
Daisy Loves . . .

Mind Reader

For Upper East Siders, mentalist Matt Cooper is the latest hot party trick. But he can’t really know what you’re thinking. Can he?

Art & Culture

Frieze NY Gets its Groove Back

Highlights from this year’s lineup—from urban dance to abstract pieces, provocative pop art to clay sculpture.

Black and gold, three-tired 50th birthday cake
Daisy Loves . . .

SOMA Cakes NYC

Hiroyo Ruiz brings her artistic vision—and top-notch baking and patisserie pedigree—to her meticulously designed creations.

Cute puppy and a menu at a pet cafe
Pets

Animal House

For the gourmand who also appreciates animals not on their plates, there is a new trend coming to these shores: pet cafés.

Worried woman in a warm white woolen sweater on a gray background looks at an approaching moth
Thread counts

The Cashmere Whisperer

Is your life unraveling? Wait, not your life—your sweater. Snags—and moths—happen. For those attached to an old favorite, Ron Moore is here to help.

Dishing dirt

The Gilded Age's wicked society magazine

How William d’Alton Mann blackmailed his way into creating one of New York City’s most parasitic gossip rags.

Alex Lind Rose and James Hallquist of Gala Productions
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Planning Makes Perfect

From elegant charity galas to edgy club parties, Alexandra Lind Rose’s Gala Productions has become the go-to event planner for Manhattan’s elites.

Chef Rich Torrisi’s original NYC venture was located around the corner from his new incarnation in the Puck Building. He draws inspiration from Nolita and Little Italy. Photo courtesy of Major Food Group
Dining Out

Rich Torrisi Goes Glam

The New York chef’s glitzy Torrisi Bar & Restaurant is like the cocktail party you don’t want to leave.

Sarah Jessica Parker pouring champagne into a 16-foor, 1,200-coup tower at the opening of The Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York City
New York City

Old is New Again at The Fifth Avenue Hotel

The reimagined landmark NoMad mansion—NYC’s latest see-and-be-seen location—celebrates the louche opulence of The Gilded Age.

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