Trailblazing comedian Margaret Cho has always made sure her brazen stand-up material aligns with her feminist, politically progressive and all-inclusive views on sexuality. What is radically different about the 57-year-old San Francisco native is that her once chaotic, dangerous life has gradually evolved into that of a serene homebody, who surrounds herself with animal and plant life.
Thomas and Susanne Schlesinger Shape a New Cultural Era in New York The arrival of MMag. Thomas Schlesinger and Dr. Susanne Keppler-Schlesinger in New York has introduced a refined new chapter in the city’s diplomatic and cultural life, one defined by intellect, international sophistication, and a deep commitment to the arts. New York has always […]
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An intimate Chelsea recital blends classical mastery with philanthropic purpose in support of the MSK Food Program. Please support the charitable VOB organized by amazing hostess Silvia Frieser: vienneseoperaball.com The invitation to Voices of Vienna arrives with a sense of composure that reflects the tone of the evening itself, a refined charity concert shaped by […]
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Chuck Connelly Tribeca Exhibit Makes The Formidable ONE ART Space Glow! A vivid downtown exhibition transforms Tribeca into a theatrical animal kingdom through the singular vision of Chuck Connelly. PR Powerhouse Norah Lawlor curated a NYC A-List guest-list that even included HSH Princess Tina Radziwill, one of the most exclusive and elegant celebrities of the […]
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Exclusive in T2C all details, all insides: A landmark celebration in New York honors Austrian heritage, artistic excellence, and generations of cultural diplomacy through an unforgettable Viennese Opera Ball. As a journalist i love and focus on putting a spotlight on charities. I wanna help and do good with my work, and this Ball helps […]
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Chowning reflects on his career and the inventions that led to his 2026 win at the Grammys.
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