On Friday, April 17^th I went to a discussion talk about the new movie The Adderall Diaries, directed by Pamela Romanoesky. The event was held at the Apple Store in Soho.

The absence of Asian Americans in the media is apparent, astounding and worthy of examination as we enter the month of May, Asian Pacific Heritage Month.

After arriving at Smorgasburg on Sunday, April 26th, I felt as if every vendor looked at me and said, “Hello, and welcome to heaven -- may I take your order?”

Smorgasburg, the outdoor gorge fest where NYC foodies found true love through arms full of artisanal sandwiches and sweets last year, has returned to make your warm-weathered weekends better.

"Painting is about the world we live in. Black people live in the world. My choice is to include them. This is my way of saying yes to us." -- Kehinde Wiley

Selling out show after show, singer and songwriter Benjamin Scheuer grabbed the attention of everyone in the audience during his one-man show The Lion at The Lynn Redgrave Theater this past March.

LIM College is celebrating Black History Month, a celebration that seems especially poignant this year given the number of racial conflicts that took place over the course of 2014 and spilled into 2015.

New York City has endless activities to experience on February 14^th, and there are plenty of ways to share the love, even on a budget.

Making a fashion statement doesn’t necessarily mean being uncomfortable -- especially this time of year.

In mid-November, the Museum at FIT ended its four-month long “History of Lingerie” exhibit.