John Catsimatidis, a savvy billionaire and media mogul, is making waves in the food and agricultural industries with his robust defense of ostriches, a topic that has become surprisingly contentious. At the heart of this controversy is the imminent culling of nearly 400 ostriches at the Universal Ostrich Farm in British Columbia, which is being
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The atmosphere at Pimlico Race Course during the Preakness Stakes was electric as the event bid farewell to its traditional grounds, set for extensive renovations. The stakes were not just high for the horses, but excitement pulsed through the crowd as musical performances by Wyclef Jean and T-Pain brought a vibrant flair to the day.
In a world where athleticism often intersects with philanthropy, a heartwarming narrative is unfolding as prominent athletes and celebrities come together for a noble cause. The inaugural Moonlight Open, hosted by Reserve Cares, the philanthropic arm of Reserve Padel in Miami, centers around the courageous journey of professional padel player Charlie Moon. Currently courageously battling
In an evening that entwined humor with philanthropy, Seth MacFarlane showcased his unique brand of comedy at the annual Robin Hood charity gala. As the creator of “Family Guy,” MacFarlane is no stranger to pushing boundaries, and this event was no exception. With a cocktail in hand, he quipped about being the “poorest guy in
The recent scene at Tucci in Noho involving former “Real Housewives of New York City” star Sonja Morgan highlights the eerie disconnect that can exist between celebrity expectations and everyday realities. The incident unfolded dramatically—Morgan, who was met with a staggering $1,000 bill, could not hide her frustration and, allegedly, entitlement. It’s a stark reminder
In the realm of highbrow wellness rituals, the Hamptons has always stood at the forefront, harboring a culture that worships self-care and health fixations. This summer, however, a surprising twist has emerged that both amuses and provokes the residents and visitors of this elite enclave. Enter the world of “East Hampton Clown Massage,” a satirical
The Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon stands as a dazzling testament to the union of elegance and philanthropy, echoing through the lush expanses of Central Park. This annual gathering of New York City’s elite isn’t just a showcase of sartorial splendor, featuring exquisite fascinators and hats; it’s also a clarion call to support one of
In a world increasingly obsessed with celebrity antics and sensational scandals, restaurateur Keith McNally’s recent revelations about James Corden exemplify both the fragility and volatility of public personas. In his memoir, “I Regret Almost Everything,” McNally reflects on an incident that painted the comedian in a questionable light, revealing the darker side of celebrity privilege.
In a captivating moment during the New York Public Library’s annual Library Lunch, former New Yorker editor Tina Brown highlighted a burgeoning literary opportunity that is too tantalizing to ignore: the official biography of Queen Elizabeth II. The subject of royal lives and their intricate stories has always entrenched itself deeply within the literary world.
The annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, an event that brings together politics and entertainment, is always a spectacle, albeit this year’s iteration felt like an exclusive affair dominated more by the local elite than Hollywood’s luminaries. The absence of A-list celebrities transformed the traditional glitzy gala into a more intimate, albeit lively, gathering that