The Chelsea gallery Cheim & Read is holding an exhibition of new work by the collaborative artists McDermott & McGough. The artists multi-dimensional work questions the nature of perception, identity and gender.

The tenth annual South Beach Wine & Food Festival kicks off at the end of February, but to get you into the foodie spirit, Whole Foods Coral Gables is hosting a series of special cooking demonstrations throughout the month of January. Join Food & Wine magazine on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 p.m. for exclusive cooking demos from notable chefs participating in the upcoming Festival. Each demo will last approximately one hour and will include a special Q&A segment with the chef.

It's still January, which means many of us are still trying to eat healthy. Lunch hour comes, and we head out into the blustery wind, looking for warm soups and low-cal-but-tasty salads. In Center City, that typically means one of four chains, which means only two weeks in, this diet is getting dull. Just in time to save us from a sharp turn into the pizzeria, the city welcomes new fresh and fast lunch spot Freshii.

While Boston is steeped in history, everyday Bostonians spend most of their time at the trendy new spots and leave the historically significant locales to the tourists. And while Faneuil Hall on a hot and crowded summer’s day may be one to avoid, there are many true Boston experiences that we are only short changing ourselves on if we skip over them. Case in point...

Lacey Stone, a former Division 1 basketball player and state-ranked tennis player, is now one of New York City’’s most sought-after fitness professionals. When she’s not teaching a jam-packed, energetic spin class or leading her other signature group fitness class THE BIG GAME! at Equinox, Lacey is frequently featured as a fitness expert on major news programs, most notably "The Today Show," ABC News, "The Early Show" on CBS and "Extra," and she recently appeared on two episodes of MTV’s hit reality show "Made" as a fitness coach.

Even though we are pretty fortunate here in Boston to have three power house teams in the Patriots. Celtics and Bruins to carry us through the winter months, this is still baseball country and we miss our beloved Red Sox when the flakes are falling. We are also music hounds. So think how delightful it would be to get a dose of our baseball favorites, mixed in with our favorite music artists in the midst of the winter doldrums all to benefit a worthy cause. The folks at Hot Stove Cool Music have cooked up...

As more details emerge on The Royal Wedding you can’t liken the whole build up to TV series with rather bad cliffhangers at the end of each episode. You try not to anticipate what will happen next, but then can't help a sneaky peak at the next development. Let’s just admit it—we’re all secretly fascinated by a princess’ wedding. So let's have a little round up on what we know for now on Kate and Wills’ big day.

With all the amazing and delicious food around New York City, it can sometimes be tough to keep your fitness resolutions. Never fear, because we have some expert advice for you. We sat down with Chef Michael Psilakis to discuss how to stay fit while still living your fabulous NYC life.

Our Haute 100 list details the accomplishments of the most influential people in each of our markets—Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. These people continue to make moves, so rather than waiting for the next Haute 100 issue to come out, we thought we’d provide you with regular updates on those Haute 100 members who are making headlines. Nancy Brinker launches a new fragrance to raise contributions for the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Chef Hubert Keller travelled to Spain, Italy, North Africa, South America, Asia and his homeland France for inspiration for his new restaurant, Fleur by Hubert Keller at Mandalay Bay. The lunch and dinner spot serves up gourmet small plates created by the former Bravo “Top Chef Masters” cheftestant.

Our Haute 100 list details the accomplishments of the most influential people in each of our markets—Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. These people continue to make moves, so rather than waiting for the next Haute 100 issue to come out, we thought we’d provide you with regular updates on those Haute 100 members who are making headlines. The National Galleries in Scotland unveil some of Jeff Koons collection in Artist Rooms.

Yesterday afternoon, Swiss luxury watch brand Jaeger-LeCoultre hosted an exclusive lunch in New York City at Casa Lever to introduce the latest addition to their iconic Reverso timepiece collection — the Grande Reverso Ultra Thin. Jaeger-LeCoultre North America’s President Philippe Bonay was joined by Golden Globe nominee Jon Hamm to celebrate the occasion.

Fashion lovers get ready because a new concept boutique is about to open in Atlanta’s Midtown. Located in the Plaza Midtown Building, Polished and Primped will offer an eclectic New York-meets LA array of clothing, accessories and even some underpinnings. But it doesn’t end there—the front of the space will have a man and Pedi space for a little pampering.

Don't worry ... when we tell you to head to The Corner at 13th and Drury, we aren't expecting to to squat down on the pavement and watch he world go by. Instead, head inside that slick, white-painted brick building there, grab a stool at the marble-topped bar and enjoy.

Perhaps it was a childhood affinity for individuality that sparked the desire to create his empire. Or maybe it was just a matter of fate meeting opportunity, but Khajak Keledjian clearly remembers being the only member of his private school with a strong enough aversion to uniforms that he was given special permission to dress differently. “I used to say that the uniforms were itchy so I could have a reason to dress how I wanted, said Keledjian as he perused the inventory in the Soho outpost of his INTERMIX boutiques.

If you missed The Second City comedy troupe's last performance in Arizona, "The Second City Does Arizona, or Close but No Saguaro," we're excited to inform you that the group is returning for a limited time only with a brand-new show, called "Sex and The Second City: Version 2.0," making its world premiere at the Arizona Theatre Company.

Enter the New Year feeling refreshed and revitalized with the following top five body scrubs and spa packages in Dubai.

We already told you John Hughes was one of the biggest names to ever live in Chicago. Now you can own part of the legacy. Namely, the whole set, minus the Red Ferrari in the garage or teenage boys singing you Danke Schoen.