Year: 2013

NYC’s Best Boozy Treats

NYC’s Best Boozy Treats

Anything can happen in New York City. One of the greatest things about living here is the opportunity to try some of the best foods and drinks in the entire world. NYC is a hub for the best chefs and mixologists around and they sure love to experiment. From booze-infused popsicles to boozy milkshakes, there are plenty of spots in […]

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The 40/40 Club Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary

The 40/40 Club Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary

Jay-Z is one of the most successful men in the world. He is a recording artist, he owns his own sports management company, he owns the Brooklyn Nets and last night, he celebrated the 10th anniversary of his swanky sports club, The 40/40 Club in New York City. Manhattan with a Twist celebrated the great milestone and we weren’t the […]

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Gutless & Grateful: An Inspiring Performance

Gutless & Grateful: An Inspiring Performance

“When your feeling down about your life… think about how lucky you are”- Amy Oestreicher These were just some of the inspiring words from this brave, bold, and beautiful survivor. Gutless and Grateful: A Second Helping is the true story of how Amy, as a child, who was an aspiring theater star, had her world turned upside down. She was […]

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Alacran Tequila: More Than Just Your Average Tequila

Alacran Tequila: More Than Just Your Average Tequila

Autentico Tequila Alacran, founded in 2010 in Mexico City is growing in popularity across the USA in fine restaurants, clubs, and hotels, as well as some of the best lounges in NYC, Miami, and TX. Alacran is also making its name abroad. With the company’s commitment to excellence and producing smooth tasting, high quality agave products, it is no wonder […]

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Summer of Riesling Kicks Off in NYC!

Summer of Riesling Kicks Off in NYC!

If I see one more white wine list comprised of Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc or Chardonnay, and inexplicably void of a Riesling, I’m permanently forgoing my occasional effort at classy-ness and drinking Coors Banquet beers until I die. The ongoing back-shelf location of this highly underrated wine is an absolute mind-twister, but it is with hope that as the upcoming […]

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Naadam Cashmere: Changing the Cashmere Industry for the Better

Naadam Cashmere: Changing the Cashmere Industry for the Better

At 70 degree weather here in New York, cashmere might just be the last material on your mind. But what if I told you that that particular cashmere piece is not only stylish and high quality, but it also gives back to where it came from; which is the Mongolian Nomadic culture. That’s exactly what Naadam Cashmere does. Based in […]

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Whole Hog Dinner at DBGB Kitchen & Bar with The Bruery

Whole Hog Dinner at DBGB Kitchen & Bar with The Bruery

Wednesday night, June 12; instead of the usual Wine Wednesday events, it was a fabulous night for a “Whole Hog Dinner” paired with craft beer at the incredible DBGB Kitchen & Bar. Dining with the group at this French-American brasserie on Manhattan’s Bowery, was Patrick Rue, owner and CEO of The Bruery, who was quiet, yet passionate about his brews. […]

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NYC Throws Down for Charity Galas This Week

Wednesday night in New York City was one charity fun-filled evening. Taking place at Hudson Terrace, the International Rett Syndrome Foundation (IRSF) held their first annual Reach for the Stars benefit to help fund research for Rett Syndrome, which is a developmental brain disorder most commonly found in girls. The special evening featured a cocktail reception with Grey Goose vodka, […]

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Stovetop Secrets with Chef Eric Ramirez of Raymi

Stovetop Secrets with Chef Eric Ramirez of Raymi

  Raymi is one of Richard Sandoval’s epic Latin restaurants in New York City. The Peruvian restaurant is headed up by chef Eric Ramirez. Ramirez studied at the Art Institute of Philadelphia and quickly gained experience at some of the top restaurants in Philly, including West Washington Square and Alma de Cuba. Ramirez then relocated to the great NYC, where […]

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One to Watch: Carlo Sampietro PopDogs

One to Watch: Carlo Sampietro PopDogs

If there’s one artist you should remember after attending last weekend’s Figment NYC, it’s Carlo Sampietro. The Italian-born artist displayed his work, “PopDogs,” at the Governors Island interactive art exhibit. His work, which stands tall at 14 feet and contains 1,000 dogs, spews forth these dogs from a giant popcorn machine. His work of art is a commentary on overwhelming […]

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