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Glass gets Shipwrecked in Midtown Manhattan at the Crave Fishbar

August 19, 2016

STOWED away on Second Avenue, and with a décor inspired by intricate tales of the nautical, Crave Fishbar is the kind of quintessentially quirky eatery New York is so famous for. Serving an array of locally sou...

Glass reviews The Spa at Trump SoHo

Salome Baudino

August 9, 2016

America, Destination Spas, New York, News, Travel

YOU would think the Mediterranean sun is out of your reach, and still – you would be surprised to find it is only up the NYC sky. The award-winning spa at Trump SoHo is 11,000 square foot of wellbein...

WestHouse New York at Frieze Art Fair

Sonia Akther

April 27, 2016

America, New York, News, Travel

WESTHOUSE Hotel New York is more than just another boutique hotel. Drawing inspiration from a forgotten era of cultural and social spirit, the artistic design and Art Deco influence exude indulgence and luxury....

Decadent French dining in Manhattan

Becky Zanker

July 28, 2015

Dining, Feature, New York

Picholine, in midtown Manhattan, exudes the sort of New World elegance conjured up by old books like The Great Gatsby or The House of Mirth. The classic, canopied front gives way to a plush dining...

The American Dream

Jessica Quillin

June 15, 2015

America, Culture, Feature, New York, Travel

The Dream Hotel Downtown, situated conveniently in the middle of the revivified Meatpacking District, is an oasis of all that is stylish, fashionable and convenient. In a city full of luxury accommodation, ...

Observatory at One World Trade Center opens to the public

Emily Rae Pellerin

April 14, 2015

Culture, Culture of Commerce, Dining, New York, News

New York City’s got the Top of the Rock excursion at Rockefeller Center. It’s got the Empire State Building's Observation Deck. And now, it’s got the much-anticipated Observatory at One World Trade Center. T...

New York City’s three Chinatowns spotlighted in celebration of Lunar New Year

Louise Lui

February 19, 2015

America, Culture, New York, News, Travel

In celebration of the Lunar New Year, NYC & Company will spotlight New York City’s three Chinatown neighbourhoods—Sunset Park in Brooklyn, Manhattan’s Chinatown and Flushing in Queens. NYC & Company is ...

The Reality of the Snowman: Peter Regli’s Snow Monsters in NYC

Emily Rae Pellerin

February 11, 2015

Avant Art, Culture, New York, News, Travel

Northward facing, in the immense shadows of the Flatiron Building and the (however urban-sparse) trees of Madison Square Park, are a flock of new sculptural residents. In conjunction with Dominque Lévy Galle...

Björk, A Retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art, New York

Emily Rae Pellerin

February 3, 2015

America, Avant Art, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, New York, News, Travel

The Museum of Modern Art presents Björk, an eponymous retrospective dedicated to the mercurial singer, composer, and musician. Her work is an art in itself, one which spans genre and medium, transcending sensor...

Celebrating Harlem, NYC

Emily Rae Pellerin

February 2, 2015

Avant Art, Culture, Dining, Don't Miss: Theatre, New York, News, Travel

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The culture, music, art, people, food, and spirited overall vibe of uptown New York City’s Harlem neighbourhood are beckoning the attentions and affections of not only New Yorkers, but of the rest of the world....

Park Hyatt New York announces summer opening

Amanda Bernstein

April 9, 2014

America, Culture, New York, News, Travel

Park Hyatt New York is scheduled to open in summer 2014 and will become the flagship hotel of the globally recognised Park Hyatt brand. Perfectly located in Midtown at 153 West 57th Street between Sixth Aven...