Luck of the Irish! The New York Irish Whiskey Festival has returned to New York City — just in time for St. Patrick’s Day.
The festival aims to give “Irish whiskey the moment it deserves by offering consumers a unique chance to further explore the dynamic, growing category and Irish culture in a lively, contemporary atmosphere,” a summary of the event read. “In partnership with world-class Irish Whiskey experts, Sean Muldoon and Jack McGarry of The Dead Rabbit, the festival not only showcases bigger brands such as Bushmills, Teeling and Glendalough but provides an opportunity for lesser-known brands to step into the spotlight and introduce themselves to a young, engaged audience. Read More...
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Every winter, I’m faced with the same dilemma: Do I brave the cold in my fashionable, not-so-warm skirt ensemble or go full cozy mode and forget that trends even exist? In the eight years I’ve lived in New York, I’ve opted for the former. Yet, as I sit here watching the first snow flurries fall outside my apartment, I’ve decided I can’t take another night of blistering winds whipping across my legs as I trudge to dinner. Read More...
9021-whoa!
The black-and-white Valentino frock Jennifer Aniston wore to the 26th American Cinematheque Award Gala Nov. 15 had ’90s teen soap fans doing a double-take. The reason? Its resemblance to one of the most memorable TV dresses of all time — the off-the-shoulder gown worn by both Kelly (Jennie Garth) and Brenda (Shannen Doherty) to their Spring Dance on Beverly Hills, 90210 back in 1993.
Aniston’s dress is a little more understated than the coordinating ensembles worn by Kelly and Brenda, whose evening out took a turn for the scandalous when she lost her virginity to Dylan (Luke Perry). Read More...
