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San Pietro is a little Italian restaurant on East 54th Street between Madison and Fifth. New-ish and spiffy; a tiny bar, a massive fresh floral arrangement, the place is so small (29 […]
Working Girl: In the Big City
The Next Generation of Generosity
Lauren Bush Lauren Feed Project We have all come to know, recognize, and love the bags—iconic, ubiquitous, and stamped “FEED,” they come in all shapes, sizes, and functionalities, and are literally helping […]
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services
“Buyers are jumping off the fence and getting back into the market,” explains Dominic Longcroft, a top licensed associate real estate broker of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New York Properties. “Last year was […]
She Takes No Bull
The iconic “Charging Bull” statue on Wall Street seems to have met its match—a fifty inch tall little girl. The recent installation of “The Fearless Girl” has attracted a massive amount of […]
Bearthoven: Music of the Planets
Look elsewhere for big, fat hooks. During their record release party last night at Le Poisson Rouge in New York, the trio Bearthoven performed what might best be harkened back to the […]
The Woolworth Tower Residences
The skyscraper is perhaps New York City’s most significant contribution to the world of architecture, and the Woolworth Building is the vanguard of the genre. After topping off in 1913, the 792-foot […]
American Authority
One of Bill Buckley’s favorite postprandial games during the winter skiing season in Gstaad was asking his guests whom they considered to be the worst American president. I emphasize the location because […]
