The Walk of Shame
If you’re in your twenties and have a heartbeat, the chances are pretty high that you have probably taken the walk of shame. Whether in a relationship, “hanging out” with someone, seeing your… Continue reading
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Breakfast: Is It An Essential Meal For All Age Groups?
There can be no doubt on the fact that breakfast is the most important meal of the day; it is imperative that both grown-ups and children do not skip this meal. A common misconception amongst dieters is that skipping… Continue reading
The Metro NY Chapter and the National Board of USNC-UN Women Present an Evening Reception to Celebrate the Leaders Advancing Women and Girls in STEM.
The Metro NY Chapter and the National Board of USNC-UN Women will host a reception on March 11, 2014 to honor the individuals and organizations that are advancing women and girls in STEM. All… Continue reading
I Can’t Be A Good Friend When It’s Cold
I’d like to take this moment to formally apologize to anyone who was my friend before winter fell. Maybe I have that SAD problem, maybe I need a special lamp or some more… Continue reading
Fashion: How To Tell What Your Girlfriend Doesn’t Like
By Savannah Coulsen If you’re like most men, you probably ask your girlfriend what she wants you to wear before a big events in the hopes of stopping a fight before it happens. You… Continue reading
Pick Up a Paid Bartending Shift and Battle for $5,000 in Prizes in Murray Hill
Murray Hill sports destination Bottomzup Bar and Grill is ready to crown the city’s best bartender, but this competition won’t feature craft cocktails and uptight judges: they’re inviting New York barflys to work a paid shift… Continue reading
Snowpocalypse?
As a born New Yorker, when I hear that a snow storm is coming, I think of the essentials I need to purchase: wine and snacks. No, I don’t need a flashlight or… Continue reading
Top NYC Hotels Offer Luxury Valentine’s Day Options
Some may argue that Valentine’s Day is a holiday created by the greeting card companies, or that it’s “Single Awareness Day”, or even that it is directed towards females in relationships. However you… Continue reading
Javier Gomez: New YorkPhotographer takes the Art Out of the Frame this week for New York Fashion Week
This week, noted New York based photographer Javier Gomez is taking the art out of the frame. On Sunday, Feb. 9at Mercedes New York Fashion Week, internationally renowned Brazilian designer Alessandra Meskita will be using Javier’s work as a… Continue reading
Lucky 7: In Defense of Metal
The intention of this article is to serve as an Op Ed to Ethan Fixell’s article on MTV’s Guy Code. Just kidding. I’m looking to shred this misogynistic, piece of shit, piece of… Continue reading
What’s The Point of Survival?
I don’t get the obsession with survival. I honestly don’t. I’ve held this view for a while, but last night when just trying to stop at the grocery store to pick up a… Continue reading
It’s Only Racist If You Let It
In honor of Black History Month, let me make something clear: not everything is racist. As a society, we are way beyond boy-who-called-”wolf” status. We’ve called “racism” so many times, the word has… Continue reading
Guest Post: Five Great Tips For Sprucing Up Your Style
One thing about fashion is that it’s constantly changing. Everyone can get a little bored with their wardrobe or style. Wearing the same stuff every week can get a little tiring. However, not everyone… Continue reading
Birthday Resolutions
Today’s my birthday! Well, only if you’re reading this article today. If you’re reading it tomorrow or the day after, then it’s my belated birthday. Either way, the occurrence of my birthday means… Continue reading
Project’s of Peace, Inc “The Whale Project” Fundraiser on 2/15
Founded in 2012, Projects of Peace, Inc. was originally established to help various types of local artists jump-start their respected careers. However, that all changed when Hurricane Sandy struck the Rockaway… Continue reading