Sotheby’s recently listed a $17.5 million, four-acre property is in Sands Point, New York on the North Shore.

It’s January. More specifically, it’s mid-January. Resolutions have been made, weeks have passed, and if you don’t act now, you never will. For many New Yorkers, that means it’s time to join a new gym.

Former New York Islanders owner and North Salem Town Supervisor, Paul Greenwood has put his Westchester home on the market for $8 million dollars.

For seventy-five years, New Yorkers flocked to Tavern on the Green to dine on signature dished like the special New York City “Marathon Pasta”, Sliced Duck Breasts with Shallot-Ginger Glaze, and Chocolate-Espresso Mousse. (Or, if you were Jack Nicholson, a bottle of bourbon with ice on the side)

If hotels are for sleeping and hotel bars are for socializing, what are hotel lobbies for? Lounging, of course. Whether you’re looking for a quiet meeting place, an intimate drink or a dazzling background for tea, Manhattan’s finest lobbies offer it all.

In a city where the place to be is always changing, one thing stays strangely consistent: the New York power lunch. Which five restaurants made our list as favored places to wheel and deal?

10, 9, 8, 7…. New Years is fast approaching and there are oh so many options. Will it be the city’s hottest party or an intimate dinner with friends? Whatever your preference, we’re here to recommend the city’s best. 3,2,1…Happy Haute New Year!

Jewelry designer Mimi So hosted a holiday soiree in New York City to launch Stefano Marcantonio’s new handbag collection. The event was held at the Mimi So Studio Penthouse, a space that houses offices and the work studio where all of So’s pieces are created.

Last Wednesday, the Core Club hosted a talk with Italian photographer Massimo Vitali and we have the insider scoop on the stirrings in the crowd and a “Guide to an evening at the Core Club.”