Once again the world as we know it is under attack. A sentient AI known as the “Entity” has infiltrated the world’s digital databases and is poised to spark a great world war. Its abilities far outweigh the firepower of any army on the planet, making it the most powerful computer on Earth. Any world power that gains control of it will have the ability to control
We are no strangers to Carnegie Diner & Cafe and were delighted to be invited to a special preview of their newest location near Time Square. The new 5,500-square-foot location has a capacity for 175 guests inside and an additional 40 outdoors. It will be open from 7am – 1am, 7 days a week.
The gala honored long-time members of the MSM Board of Trustees Marcia Clay Hamilton and Edward Lowenthal. A celebration of the School’s prestigious Opera Studies Program, the evening featured performances by mezzo-soprano and two-time Grammy Award winner, Metropolitan Opera Artist J’Nai Bridges (BM’09), former New York Yankee, Latin Grammy-nominated jazz guitarist and MSM Trustee Bernie Williams (BM’16), recent MSM graduates and current MSM students, among other notable performers. All the scheduled performers were either MSM alumni or current students.
The 6th New York Rum Festival & Congress successfully held their two-day event this Saturday, June 10th at the Metropolitan Pavilion, and Monday, June 12th at the Astor Learning Centre. The New York Rum Festival kicked off a week-long schedule of spirits events in the city with around 150 rums available for tasting on-site from more than 35+ vendors.
In the heart of El Barrio (East Harlem) at a cool private residence against a crazy orange sky, due to the unexpected Canadian fires, Willie Esco (@willie_esco) celebrated his first collection in 25 years – Nickname Esco on Wednesday, June 7th.
Although it may just seem like an ordinary hotel standing in Soho, The Arlo Hotel has a hidden gem waiting for you to discover it. As you enter the popular venue you may be surprised to discover that inside lies a wonderful speakeasy full of intrigue and Nostalgia.
Foxtail Speakeasy is the name, as I approached the entrance I was pleasantly greeted by a lovely host who welcomed me into the space. The Menu featured various cocktails all reminiscent of the 1950s and 1960s era. The tasty cocktails were both tasty and well crafted by the lovely bartenders who make you feel at home.
Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn has a new gem everyone should check out. It’s called Sweet Catch and it brings the flavors of the Carolinas to New York City. The new hot spot is the brainchild of Ka-Wana Jefferson, a Bronx native, who has a passion for good culinary experiences. I stopped by on a beautiful Saturday morning for Brunch and was immediately captivated by the serene environment as you opened the doors. The space is decorated with a southern style decor and hosts many photos which showcase black culinary history and Heritage.
On Thursday, April 6th, Site-Specific Dances, co-founded by dancer/choreographer Michael Spencer Phillips and South Africa-born architect Dino Kiratzidis premiered at the Paul Taylor Dance Studio in lower Manhattan with an exceptional immersive experience that includes live dancers, a 16-musician chamber orchestra under the masterful direction of