The artist Robert Lobe, recently had a one-person exhibition at The West Broadway Gallery, located in Manhattan’s Soho district.

Mikey’s Way, I learned, was founded by a young man, Michael Friedman, who elected to use his Make a Wish wish to start the organization.

*** I encountered Nick Page recently when he was a guest performer (and featured composer and arranger) for a local children’s choir concert. The theater was full of energy, from the students on stage (from fourth grade through their senior year of high school) to the proud family members in the audience. And we weren’t … Continue reading Singing and Shining On – Our Q&A with Musician Nick Page →

Afterwards, you’ll “want to talk about gender politics, happy & unhappy endings, the theater of ideas, the beautiful set & costumes, and the wonderful music.”

Perhaps there wasn’t anything like it before; popular with both critics and the public right away, it became an instant classic.

I saw Steve Sandberg and his quartet completely by chance; sometimes I think it’s fun to see musicians totally unfamiliar to me.

The Kentucky Derby — the first leg of America’s three best-known horse races — is sometimes referred to as “The Greatest Two Minute In Sports.”

Currently Caron lives and works in New York City, with her husband Andrew Schupak and son Jett.

With over 10 generations of winemakers in his lineage, David Noto heads Altaneve, which produces ultra-premium DOCG Prosecco, and an ultra-premium Sparkling Rosé.

*** I had never been to any of the Joël Robuchon restaurants, anywhere in the world, before recently trying the new Le Grill de Joël Robuchon (with a bunch of kids on a post-theater trip) and, a few months later, the new L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon (with my parents to celebrate my father’s birthday) in … Continue reading Joël Robuchon’s Return to NYC – Our Q&A with Alex Gaudelet, of INVEST HOSPITALITY →