I’ve been writing professionally for over six years now, but I’ve wanted to write a book for as long as I can remember. Publishing numerous features and op-eds over the years, I’ve come to learn so much about journalism. Unfortunately, the two don’t go hand in hand. I have so many questions about publishing a book: Should I get an […]

Regardless of which political party you align with, you can’t ignore the horrendous state of the country right now. From potential wars to impeachment trials, every morning we’re afraid to turn on the news. If you believe this country is going in the wrong direction and you want to hear various perspectives from women on why, this performance is for […]

It was seemingly exclusive. Anyone who was someone was there. From posh celebrities and supermodels to famed artists and musicians. But even behind the lavish velvet ropes, the outsiders were invited. It was a time when gender was fluid, fashion was extravagantly over the top, but glamor and drugs and sex were always in excess. Paying homage to the disco […]

A man stands in front of his housemates in a New York City apartment as they gather around a table, facing him. A housemate meeting is under way, though the tone is one more suited to a lecture, even an inquisition. Tomato sauce was left spattered on the stovetop, see, and the man is humiliated that his visiting sister had […]

Art has always been about perception. What is the art trying to convey? Or rather, what is our understanding of what the piece is trying to convey? In his 73rd solo exhibition, visual artist Paul Kolker plays around with human perception. Dialogical Perception…Art as Experiment debuted this February in his Chelsea studio with much anticipation from science and art enthusiasts.  […]

What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and how can it impact a person? Well, the answer is complex. But it’s the subject of, Unstuck, a performance directed by Molly Rose Heller and written and performed by Olivia Levine. The powerful solo performance explores what it’s like growing up with OCD and how it has affected just about every facet of […]

ARTECHOUSE, the immersive art gallery that fuses together art and technology, recently debuted its latest exhibit, in conjunction with New York Fashion Week. Submerge, the immersive installation, was inspired by the Pantone Color of the Year, classic blue, and was developed in partnership with the Pantone Color Institute.  On display now through February 23rd, the digital art exhibit “use[s] color […]

Don’t forget your gal pals on Valentine’s Day! While Valentine’s Day is great, Galentine’s Day is even better, because it’s all about celebrating your amazing female friendships, and that’s something worth celebrating. Whether you want to make a single gal smile, or whether you just want to show you’re thinking about your closest comrades, here are some amazing ways to […]

Have you ever wanted to experience a product before actually purchasing it? I mean, really visualize yourself wearing that dress you saw online or get a more realistic image of that sandwich you want to order? You’re not alone. Everytime I log onto a site to purchase a pair of jeans or a blouse, I want to see what it […]

Ushering in their 26th season of contemporary ballet, Complexions Contemporary Ballet brings us the world premier of “Love Rocks,” a series of dances to songs by Grammy award-winning artist, Lenny Kravitz. The two-week season kicked off at the Joyce Theater in Chelsea last week.  Choreographed by co-artistic director Dwight Rhoden, draped in rock-inspired black costumes, all 18 dancers of the […]