By Lori Zelenko
Spring essentials for your pooch and kitty. We looked far and wide to find the most practical, healthy, and fun products—from fashionable to functional—for pets and pet parents to experience as the season’s change. So, get a jump on it and try one of...

By Lillian Langtry
Let’s admit it, we slip up occasionally. Perhaps we don’t respond to e-mails in a timely manner. Or, we swear under our breath from time to time. But we’re doing OK, right? Do we need to worry about correct behavior? The polite answer is “Yes!”...

By Bailey Beckett
“Color is the first and most important aspect of my work, always,” said Jeff Leatham, on the eve of his exhibition Kaleidoscope at the New York Botanical Garden in February. “I want every gallery to be a different color experience for visitors...

By Pamela Maraldo, CEO of Girls Inc. New York City
As an advocate for women, my life’s work has taken me down roads that have always led to championing women’s issues. I came to Girls Inc. of New York City for the same reasons: because I wanted to help give girls...

By Harry Brads
You’ll forgive Sue Phillips if her “office” is too discreet. Nestled on the lower level of a nondescript building in TriBeCa, the legendary perfumer’s lair is among the best kept secrets of New York. Warm, cozy and elegant, the Scentarium, as she calls it, is where...