
During Women’s History Month, Kimber Hardick Invites Women to Review Their Own Histories
During Women’s History Month, why not consider your own history? Author Kimber Hardick, in “An Invitation to Shine,” shares her own journey and offers tips.

During Women’s History Month, why not consider your own history? Author Kimber Hardick, in “An Invitation to Shine,” shares her own journey and offers tips.

A Love Story, but a tragic one. The fascination with John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette continues. Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly star in the Hulu series.

Paul is a bad guy. He lies, cheats, and rapes women. When his body is found in a shallow grave, there are many suspects. Since Paul was poisoned, a method frequently used by female killers, Ana, his ex, tops the list. Can she prove her innocence before it’s too late?

Julia Levi is known for an uncompromising focus on excellence—holding guest experience, design, and product quality to the same exacting standard. As a female entrepreneur operating in both hospitality and the emerging cannabis industry, she is part of a new generation reshaping traditionally male-dominated spaces.

Enjoy specialty offerings at pizzerias in the Bronx Little Italy, celebrating National Pi Day with various discounts and giving patrons the opportunity to eat locally and support small businesses in the Bronx.

Setting our clocks back is painful. But if spring comes next, we’re happy. Marsha Solomon reflects with her poem and artwork.

Maria-Cristina Necula, who writes about opera for Woman Around Town and other publications, is the author of “The Don Carlos Enigma: Variations of Historical Fictions,” and “Life in Opera: Truth, Tempo and Soul.” She reacts to recent comments about opera and ballet made by the actor, Timothée Chalamet.

With a background in hospitality, Razel Rustia crafts drinks that feel balanced, intentional, and easy to enjoy. Her direction has helped shape Arlo SoHo’s beverage scene and she’s continuing to keep things fresh.

During Women’s History Month, why not consider your own history? Author Kimber Hardick, in “An Invitation to Shine,” shares her own journey and offers tips.

A Love Story, but a tragic one. The fascination with John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette continues. Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly star in the Hulu series.

Paul is a bad guy. He lies, cheats, and rapes women. When his body is found in a shallow grave, there are many suspects. Since Paul was poisoned, a method frequently used by female killers, Ana, his ex, tops the list. Can she prove her innocence before it’s too late?

Julia Levi is known for an uncompromising focus on excellence—holding guest experience, design, and product quality to the same exacting standard. As a female entrepreneur operating in both hospitality and the emerging cannabis industry, she is part of a new generation reshaping traditionally male-dominated spaces.

Enjoy specialty offerings at pizzerias in the Bronx Little Italy, celebrating National Pi Day with various discounts and giving patrons the opportunity to eat locally and support small businesses in the Bronx.

Setting our clocks back is painful. But if spring comes next, we’re happy. Marsha Solomon reflects with her poem and artwork.

Maria-Cristina Necula, who writes about opera for Woman Around Town and other publications, is the author of “The Don Carlos Enigma: Variations of Historical Fictions,” and “Life in Opera: Truth, Tempo and Soul.” She reacts to recent comments about opera and ballet made by the actor, Timothée Chalamet.

With a background in hospitality, Razel Rustia crafts drinks that feel balanced, intentional, and easy to enjoy. Her direction has helped shape Arlo SoHo’s beverage scene and she’s continuing to keep things fresh.