Food Bank for New York City, the city’s major hunger-relief organization, held its annual Can Do Awards Dinner, setting a 14-year fundraising record of $2.4 million dollars. The gala, hosted by Mario Batali at CiprianI Wall Street, was sponsored by Bank of America.

The movie, a coming-of age story that garnered great pre-release reviews, was directed by John Carney the Irish indie filmmaker (with the Academy and Tony-Award winning Once to his credit), who has been dubbed the master of the modern musical.

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John Meadow always looks like he just stepped out of the pages of Uomo Vogue, but no, he’s not a Milanese industrialist or Roman prince, but rather the founder and president of the LDV Hospitality Group, a fast-growing hospitality company based in New York.

This has to go down as one of the most gorgeous spring dinners in the city.

Diane Kruger’s new film, Sky, is part Thelma and Louise, part Wild, an adventure tale directed by the French filmmaker Fabienne Berthaud.

Since the 19th century, The New York City Mission Society has been a favorite charity of the city’s most notable families. Dina Merrill, the actress, society figure, and daughter of Marjorie Merriweather Post, once the richest woman in the U.S, was long active with the group, a tradition her son, Stanley Rumbough, and grandson Cole, continue to this day.

We know you love Missoni prints—those iconic patterns synonymous with cool Euro chic. What’s amazing about pattern-driven labels like Missoni and Pucci is how they manage to come up with fab new ideas each fashion season, yet remain true to their brand’s stylistic DNA. Not easy work!