Family
Our Morning at the New York Transit Museum
I did not expect to start my museum visit by walking underground into an abandoned subway station. But that is exactly what happened when my
July 14, 2026
Music & Entertainment
The Lost Boys on Broadway Review
If you’re looking for a Broadway show that delivers spectacle, heart, and a little bite, The Lost Boys at the Palace Theatre is an easy
July 9, 2026
Food & Wine
Hani’s Bakery Review: Good Food, Frustrating Vibe
My son has been raving about Hani’s Bakery in the East Village for weeks. He claims it is his absolute favorite spot in the city.
July 7, 2026
Music & Entertainment
A Day at MoMA Seeing the Works of Marcel Duchamp
There are museum visits you enjoy, and then there are museum visits that stay with you. My husband and I had the second kind recently
July 2, 2026
Music & Entertainment
My Solid Sound Festival Experience at MASS MoCA
There are certain weekends that stick with you, and this was one of them. Six of us, friends for 30 years, packed up and headed
June 30, 2026
Music & Entertainment
Bleachers at Madison Square Garden
I’m still floating. The other night, I watched Bleachers light up Madison Square Garden, and I honestly don’t know if my heart has fully come
June 25, 2026
My Thoughts
Why Does It Still Feel Like a Man’s World?
Women have undoubtedly secured massive victories over the last century. We fought tirelessly for the right to vote, marched for workplace protections, and shattered countless
June 23, 2026
Music & Entertainment
Celebrity Autobiography Broadway Review
Some Broadway shows dazzle you with massive sets, sweeping scores, and emotional 11 o’clock numbers. Celebrity Autobiography: We Couldn’t Make This Stuff Up! at the
June 20, 2026
Music & Entertainment
Ragtime on Broadway at Lincoln Center Review
The Broadway revival of Ragtime at Lincoln Center’s Vivian Beaumont Theater is the kind of production that stays with you long after you leave your
June 11, 2026
Music & Entertainment
Ken Rex Is a One-Man Powerhouse You Won’t Want to Miss
Every so often, a show comes along that reminds you why live theater hits differently. Ken Rex, now playing Off-Broadway in the heart of the
June 9, 2026