Lower Manhattan Headquarters, also known as LMHQ, is a community of thoughtful leaders who created a space for other leaders across many industries. This is the ideal location for creatives to collaborate and learn from each other through thought-provoking conversations. With a space so vital to creatives, one can imagine the type of amenities available to their members. [Read more…] about LMHQ Exemplifies Women’s Empowerment Through Their Monthly Breakfast Series
Varla Jean Merman Whips New York into Shape with ‘Wonder Merman’
It takes more than a village to raise a drag queen. It takes an entire county. Or, at least it did on Friday night May 4th, when the larger than life Varla Jean Merman cast her womanly spell at The Green Room 42 in Midtown. [Read more…] about Varla Jean Merman Whips New York into Shape with ‘Wonder Merman’
How Gym+Coffee Can Help You With Your Busy Manhattan Lifestyle
If you’ve been living under a rock then it would be no surprise that you’re not aware of the tremendous influence the health and wellness industry has on our lives. Remember the days when going to the gym was dreadful, now it’s a past time that people do with friends and family as a way to stay connected. [Read more…] about How Gym+Coffee Can Help You With Your Busy Manhattan Lifestyle
Your 2018 Mother’s Day Foodie Guide in Manhattan is Here!
Manhattan is one of the best places in the world to show the mother in your life just how much you appreciate them. There are several locations in and around The Big Apple that are going above and beyond to ensure that Mother’s Day 2018 will be the best of all, and we have cherry picked some super fantastic ones for you to look at. [Read more…] about Your 2018 Mother’s Day Foodie Guide in Manhattan is Here!
Review: York Theatre Company’s ‘Unexpected Joy’ is Unexpectedly Disappointing
The York Theatre Company continues its 2017-2018 season with the New York premier of a new musical Unexpected Joy, with book and lyrics by Tony-nominated Bill Russell (Side Show) and music by Janet Hood (Elegies for Angels, Punks, and Raging Queens). [Read more…] about Review: York Theatre Company’s ‘Unexpected Joy’ is Unexpectedly Disappointing
Tony Nominees Meet the Press: A Season of Divas, Angels, Sponges, and ‘Mean Girls’
If the lights of Times Square seemed to beam a bit brighter last week, it might have been the radiance emanating from Sofitel’s Intercontinental Hotel on 44th and 8th avenue.
Review: Ain Gordon’s ‘Boxes of Dr. Henry Anonymous’
Obie Winner Ain Gordon’s play 217 Boxes of Dr. Henry Anonymous gives its spectacular NYC premiere in the Baryshnikov Arts Center’s Jerome Robbins Theater. [Read more…] about Review: Ain Gordon’s ‘Boxes of Dr. Henry Anonymous’
Girls Inc. of New York City Honors MILLY’s Michelle Smith
Michelle Smith, Co-Founder and Creative Director of the New York based women’s contemporary brand, MILLY, was named as the 2018 Strong Smart and Bold honoree for the Girls Inc. of New York City 2018 Spring Gala Luncheon. [Read more…] about Girls Inc. of New York City Honors MILLY’s Michelle Smith
Transport Group’s ‘Summer and Smoke’ Provides Neither Heat nor Fire
Uh oh! This is the second “summer” in a month to go up in “smoke.” The first one chronicled—or rather attempted– to chronicle the life of an African American diva from New England. In spite of negative press, that disco ball is continuing to spin on Broadway with Summer: The Donna Summer Musical. [Read more…] about Transport Group’s ‘Summer and Smoke’ Provides Neither Heat nor Fire
New York Pops ‘Part of His World: The Songs of Alan Menken’ Sparkles
The New York Pops 35th Birthday Gala, Part of His World: The Songs of Alan Menken sparkled for its one-night only, sold out performance at the famed Carnegie Hall. [Read more…] about New York Pops ‘Part of His World: The Songs of Alan Menken’ Sparkles