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In the world of dining, where the ambiance is as carefully curated as the menu, power dynamics can play a significant role in defining interactions between patrons and staff. Restaurateur Keith McNally, the founder of the well-known Balthazar restaurant, recently exposed a troubling narrative involving the renowned television host, James Corden. In his new memoir,

In the realm of biographies, few subjects spark as much intrigue and debate as Queen Elizabeth II. As the former editor of the New Yorker, Tina Brown recently highlighted at the New York Public Library’s annual Library Lunch, there is an untapped goldmine awaiting biographers willing to take on the monumental task of chronicling the

Every year, the White House Correspondents’ Dinner (WHCD) gathers an eclectic mix of political power brokers, media titans, and celebrities for a night of revelry and light-hearted journalism. This year, however, the dinner, often perceived as a red-carpet extravaganza, transformed into a quieter affair, with a more subdued A-list presence. Yet, beyond the grandeur of

In an enchanting evening at the National Arts Club, the Silurians Press Club celebrated the illustrious career of Connie Chung, a pioneer in broadcast journalism, by awarding her a lifetime achievement accolade. The event, adorned with vibrant personalities and humorous anecdotes, was no ordinary awards ceremony. It was a glorified reunion of seasoned professionals who

In an age where personal stories often intersect with public personas, the boundaries of storytelling become increasingly blurred. The recent controversy surrounding Sarah Hoover, a socialite and author, exemplifies this as she faces backlash from her estranged sister regarding the use of sensitive personal details. The crux of the issue lies in Hoover’s memoir, “The

Jane Pratt, an icon in the publishing world, is making waves once again with her new venture, Another Jane Pratt Thing (AJPT). Having previously shaped the cultural landscape with her groundbreaking teen magazine, Sassy, and the influential website xoJane, Pratt’s latest project marks a return to her roots, but with a fresh contemporary twist. This

In an exciting evolution of a well-established name in hospitality, Drai’s has made its debut on the East Coast with the opening of its first-ever supper club in New York City. This venture extends the brand’s legacy, which has thrived for three decades, beginning as a French eatery in Los Angeles. For Dustin Drai, the

As the summer sun beckons New Yorkers to their local beaches and pools, the shadow of drowning incidents looms large over the city. Last year marked a startling peak in drowning rates, the highest since 2019, igniting a sense of urgency among public safety advocates. In response, a determined collective led by Kaitlin Krause, a

In the shifting landscape of U.S. diplomacy, the appointment of celebrity ambassadors has ignited conversations around the nature of these roles and their implications. Vying for recognition in a world that equates influence with presentability, individuals like Somers Farkas, slated for the ambassadorial post in Malta, symbolize a confluence of high society and politics. Farkas,

In the world of high society, launching a new social club is typically a cause for unrestrained celebration. However, the tragic helicopter crash in Hudson has cast a somber shadow over such festivities. Le Chéile, a forthcoming exclusive social club, originally intended to dazzle its guests with a helicopter ride to its grand opening at