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Sex After Sixty
Do you have a sex life, a surprisingly delicious sex life, with your husband of 40 years or a man you met last month at Citarella? Are you suddenly in lust with your first woman or a younger man or a vibrating plastic gizmo that lives in your... Read more >
A Vibrant Valentine Dinner of Reds
The red zone is where you want to be on Valentine’s Day, especially since the Giants are numero uno once again. Offer your love a vibrant dinner of reds and both of you will glow. Red excites the eye and opens the mind to possibilities. That’s why... Read more >
Indulge Your Sensual Side
Valentine’s Day is a holiday of reckoning, whether you’re in a relationship you enjoy or not. All women want to feel desirable. Yet this Hallmark holiday when Cupid aims for our heart, but occasionally pierces our Achilles Heel, is impossible to... Read more >
The Skinny on Top Winter Lotions
The drastic fluctuations in temperature this winter and the constant barrage of steam heat in our apartments are especially unkind to the skin, particularly the skin of older women. “The worst offenders are the temperature, the wind, and the ultra-... Read more >
Tips for Dining Out and Slimming Down
Between Restaurant Week, chasing down the best and newest food truck, and keeping up with the hottest celebrity chef tasting menu, it’s no wonder your skinny jeans are feeling a bit too skinny. Not to mention that every time you turn around someone... Read more >
Glowing Tribal Jewelry
“Adornment is a universal ritual and reflects how individuals choose to identify themselves,” says Tambaran Gallery owner Maureen Zarember, a top collector of tribal art and one of the few women in the field. “It displays the wearer’s religious... Read more >
Trendy, Tasty Tea
The heart loves a good cup of tea. Whether you’re enjoying the company of friends or seeking comfort after a hard day in the office, hot tea, fragrant and subtle, complements life’s heartfelt moments. That’s always been so, but these days tea is... Read more >
Finding My Voice
I glanced nervously at the audience. Forty pairs of eyes and ears were fixed on me alone. I could always bolt from the stage, I thought, but that would be more embarrassing than going through with this. So I took a deep breath, and with one firm nod... Read more >
February Insider’s Guide
Weegee: Murder Is My Business International Center of Photography, through September 2. From 1935 to 1945, the relentless photographer Weegee was on the New York City scene, capturing in his camera and notepad the dramatic and often lurid crimes... Read more >
NYC Thrift Shop Chic
I pride myself on being a savvy shopper. During my teenage years, when I became interested in style, my mother taught me how to navigate bargain basements, tag sales, church fairs, bazaars, flea markets, and thrift shops. The skill set came in... Read more >
Double-Duty Furniture
Space-challenged Gothamites habitually lament their lack of an extra room, larger closets, more storage space, and extra beds for children and guests—all of which could make their apartments more livable, functional, and clutter-free without... Read more >
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