Elizabeth Hazard

When it comes to cooking, decorating, fashion and entertaining, cookbook author and Internet personality Danni Rose cannot be outdone. With her popular Tastemade series Deliciously Entertaining, Rose uses Pinterest trends as inspiration to entertain guests at festive events filled with fabulous food, creative cocktails and delicious decor. In each episode, Rose invites food and design lovers over to cook, create and gather. From bubbly brunches to awards show viewing parties, backyard BBQs to...

Too Good To Go is a revolutionary-yet-no-brainer app that’s doing its part to combat a big problem in the world: food waste. A staggering 40% of edible food in the US is wasted every second of every day. To Good To Go is a community-focused app founded to connect its users to establishments with excess food that would otherwise go to waste. This allows consumers to purchase perfectly good food at discount prices, while business owners can unload excess goods at the end of the day. It’s truly ...

Fashion designer Ashley Stambouli is making her mark in luxury womenswear and in doing so, she embraces femininity, sophistication and elegance in her designs. For the Venezuelan-born, Miami-based designer, it’s all about creating designs for the woman who wants to look both unique and chic.

Jesse Dittmar is one of the world’s most renowned celebrity portrait photographers. When you look at his list of clients, it’s not a question of who he’s shot, it’s more a question of who he hasn’t photographed. In his book Overexposed, he captures more of a personal take on his work–it’s a story of a photographer’s own unique artistic viewpoint and practice while capturing his work.

Texas-born, NJ-based dentist Dr. Stephanie Tran isn’t one to shy away from bucket list items. During the pandemic, while the rest of us were perfecting our sourdough starters, Dr. Tran was trying her hand at the technical, hard-to-perfect, French delicacy known as the macaron. What started out as just a hobby is now a full-fledged baking business that includes pop-ups and baking classes. The founder of Steph’s Macarons spoke to us about the sweet balance of running a business while still prac...

Jessica Entzel Nolan honed her skills working in the kitchens of celebrated chefs Gordon Ramsay, Wolfgang Puck, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, and Masaharu Morimoto. She was nominated as Food and Wine magazine’s Best New Pastry Chef at just 27 years old, Zagat‘s 30 under 30, and is the reigning champion of Food Network’s Cutthroat Kitchen. Most recently, she worked as a Senior Inspector for the Michelin Guide. When motherhood had her down one day, she realized she needed a cookie for a shot of do...

Denver funk and blues rock trio Two Face West has been a wildly successful touring band throughout Colorado for the past ten years. After releasing singles and an EP, they have finally released their debut Album. Postcards from Lonely Places is packed with a diverse range of songs ranging from blues to funk to self-described “junkyard country.” The title reflects the theme of American lives and the stories we live through the daily grind of life. With a slew of the songs based on real-life ev...

Multidimensional artist S. Korey Steckle shares a powerful story of survival and creativity. Inspired by the scenic backdrops of his home on the shores of Nova Scotia, Steckle uses the land and ocean to form the colours and shapes of his collages and photography.
Steckle’s life story is a narrative of profound struggle and remarkable triumph, a journey that shapes his identity and fuels his creative endeavours, namely collaging, photography and writing. Hailing from Bangladesh and placed in a...

Black Bouquet, a Raleigh, North Carolina-based band will release their upcoming album entitled Pray to the Knife on February 16th. “No More Blood” is the first single off of the album. The band is a mix of 80s guitar rock with a new wave and goth/punk vibe. This new album is a story of survival after grief told through the eyes and in the words of troubled lovers. There are many themes woven throughout the album. The band includes members Violet O on Vocals, Ian Jones on Bass, Hunter Corrin o...

College students Myriam Harrouche and Lulu Fanjul bonded over a stack of pancakes at the University of Pennsylvania during brunch one day. They soon realized that while food is fun, it’s really about the shared experience and who you’re sharing your food with. During the pandemic, the fast friends realized the impact the shutdown was having on local restaurants and food workers. “We were so inspired by chefs in Philadelphia and New York who were forgoing their own salaries and doing everythin...

Gagosian Gallery in New York’s Chelsea presents an exhibition entitled A Foreigner Called Picasso. The exhibition, curated by Annie Cohen-Solal, a writer, historian, cultural diplomat, and public intellectual, together with art historian Vérane Tasseau, is presented in association with the Musée National Picasso–Paris and the Palais de la Porte Dorée–Musée National de l’histoire de l’immigration, Paris.

Stephanie and Hayley Painter always dreamed of bringing light to their family’s fourth generation dairy farm in the rolling hills of Pennsylvania, but they weren’t sure exactly what that would look like. Growing up on a farm – and learning the benefits of true farm to table – they soon realized, once they were “out in the world” so to speak, the big disconnect between people and their food.

Johnny Otto is a creator at the end of the day. With a career that spans over 35 years, the self-taught contemporary artist has done everything from exhibited work with the likes of David Hockney, Shepard Fairey, Peter Tunney, to name a few; wrote and directed a film, launched an art magazine, published books, taken photographs and made some friends along the way. With comparisons made to Jean Michel Basquiat, Otto has now launched a campaign that went viral recently. It’s aptly titled “Buy A...

Bruce Silverstein Gallery in New York City presents an online exhibition featuring a retrospective of photographer Frank Paulin’s work through their viewing room through the end of January. Entitled Frank Paulin: Fashion, Culture and The Golden Age, the exhibition includes a collection of images that were mainly shot on the streets of New York City during the 1950s. All of the images are in the classic documentary style he first learned while serving in the military during World War II.
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Candice Madey opens its second exhibition space in New York at 1 Freeman Alley with the debut of Gail Thacker’s Midnight Call. The exhibition in the contemporary art gallery features black & white Polaroids as well as related analog photos captured on film Polaroid 665 camera, dating from 1994-2002. Thacker is a visual artist known for what she’s captured over the years through the lens of a Polaroid camera.