100 trees will be sprouting in Long Island City thanks to 400 volunteers who participated in last weekend’s Earth Day “One Thing That’s Green” tree planting event. The New York Restoration Project and its MillionTreesNYC initiative was a success as the weather was sunny, and the mood was upbeat.

Chef David Myers, owner of Los Angeles’ Pizzeria Ortica and Comme Ca, will soon open an Asian inspired restaurant in The Century, a luxury condominium tower in Century City.

After debuting in New York a few weeks ago, Vera Wang brings her unique 2013 red bridal collection to her Vera Wang Bridal Shop on Melrose Ave. The collection includes couture gowns in shades of cherry, cinnbar, scarlet and burgundy.

Google founder Sergey Brin sported his new futuristic glasses, but that couldn’t help him find the waiter, or in that case anything in the pitch black dining room at this years “Dinner in the Dark” fundraiser for the Foundation Fighting Blindness in San Francisco.

During the “Silver Sixties,” William John Kennedy, then a freelance photographer, recorded the rise of a young Andy Warhol and the ensuing Pop Art Movement at his Manhattan studio, “The Factory.” Over fifty years later, those images are on display in New York.

Here’s one for the jet setters and those who live in hotels more than their homes, if you stay at the InterContinental San Francisco hotel 250 times, they will name a suite after you.

The second location for the organic Mexican restaurant, Nopalito in the Inner Sunset opened today for lunch and dinner.

This year’s 19th Annual gala, Race to Erase MS is rocking out with platform shoes, glitter and wild hairstyles. Entitled “Glam Rock to Erase MS,” Nancy Davis and Tommy Hilfiger will host the star-studded event on May 18.

“Ghost,” based on the 1990 film starring Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze, haunts Broadway on April 23, when the apparition-meets-girl romance opens at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.