Christmas Stollen By Whitney Shearer Photo and Recipe Courtesy of King Arthur Flour www.kingarthurflour.com/recipes/christmas-stollen-recipe Christmas Stollen is a family favorite in my house. We often purchase our Stollen from a local bakery and serve it slightly warm with coffee while my family unwraps their Christmas presents and waits for brunch to be served. If you can’t find […]
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Radio City Music Hall By Anna Addoms Radio City is a classic music and show venue at any time of the year. It feels a bit like stepping back in time with its red velvet seats and 1920’s style. Although you wouldn’t think it, with so many large indoor venues around the world, Radio City […]
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Twisted, offensive, yet still funny rejects from the wastebasket of The New Yorker’s cartoon editor. BOOK – “The Rejection Collection” is a series by Workman Press – Every year thousands of cartoons are rejected by The New Yorker magazine and are sent back to the artists only to languish in their files. WARNING: If you are […]
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From January 1, 1934 until today, John Walker & Sons has been granted a Royal Warrant (originally by King George V) to supply whiskey to the royal household of England. ARTS & FOOD® conducted an unbiased, unsponsored, comparison of all Johnny Walker Scotch Labels and a few Single Malt Scottish whiskey brands. This sampling of Scottish […]
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(Top) Hurricane Florence as viewed from Space! (Bottom) Our new kittens trying to recreate the spin of Hurricane Florence through a modern dance move. By the admirable “Crichton” A supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again! (A road trip from NYC to Asheville, NC and Back during a Hurricane) My husband and I were married […]
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Herman Melville, 1870. Oil painting by Joseph Oriel Eaton Melville lived in Manhattan and New England, did he prefer to eat Red or White chowder? By Joel Clark In 1819, Herman Melvill(e), he later added the “e”, was born into lavish living at the southern tip of Manhattan Island, at 6 Pearl Street. His family possessed […]
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New York City, The City that Never Sleeps Especially During the Holidays! So you want to spend a full week, seven days in New York City? Well, we can tell you it is possible to spend seven years, even seven decades in New York City and still feel as if you have not seen it all. […]
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Graffiti outside of Roberta’s Restaurant in Bushwick Famous Roberta’s Pizza 261 Moore St. Brooklyn, NY 11206 • Phone # 718-417-1118 The Very Hip Pizzaria called Roberta’s is located in a trendy neighborhood in Brooklyn called Bushwick. Fifteen years ago, Bushwick was only faceless, warehouses, large construction equipment storage, and manufacturing businesses. So many of those buildings have now […]
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Women of Algiers in Their Apartment (1834) Eugène Delacroix is simply in the AIR these days – his work is being talked about everywhere. He’s the “IT” man of art history currently. We will take a deep look into the genius behind his work and the current Met exhibitions featuring his paintings, drawings, and writings. French […]
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A NYC PARK AVENUE APARTMENT (Currently For Sale – c/o Serena Boardman, Sotheby’s Realty) The beauty and warmth of this residence on Park Avenue is an excellent example of upscale, upper-east-side Manhattan, NYC traditional interiors. Top-end NYC apartments have two basic approaches in lifestyle and design, Modern or Traditional. 1) Modern – Floor to ceiling glass […]