A Midsummer’s Drive in the Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet
Every New Jerseyan has a dreamy image tucked in the back of their minds, and it comes to life in summer. It’s a vision we’ve all experienced, driving down the Parkway perhaps to our favorite warm-weather retreat. It sticks with you. You know the one, wind blowing in your hair, sunlight on your face—hopefully not…
Read MoreShaping the Future at Osteria Crescendo
—28-year-old Chef Robbie Felice opens his second restaurant, Osteria Crescendo, in downtown Westwood. The first time I met Chef Robbie Felice, it was just after the opening of his first restaurant, Viaggio. The then 26-year-old wowed me and my dinner companions with his house-made pastas and big food IQ. We talked about everything from his…
Read MoreLuxury Escapes at the Jersey Shore
By Melissa Sorge Rich in history, nostalgia, and just generally cool vibes, the Jersey Shore is an iconic destination that attracts hordes of visitors to its beach towns each summer. And while there are plenty of restaurants, motels, beach bars, and family attractions worth visiting, the shore is often considered more of a weekend getaway…
Read MoreMaisie & The Muse by Spell & The Gypsy Collective
By Melissa Sorge The entrancing relationship between artist and muse has fascinated humans for centuries. Designer sisters Isabella Pennefather and Elizabeth Abegg pay homage to this special relationship in their latest collection, Maisie & The Muse, for their modern bohemian fashion brand Spell & The Gypsy Collective. In the story behind this collection, two friends…
Read MoreThe 2019 PowerHouse Arts + Wine Fest
Every day, millions of people around the world gather with friends and family to eat, drink and be merry. For many, discovering and tasting new wines is a hobby—something to look forward to. Yet, when it comes to shopping for wine, it’s common to find the experience overwhelming. Jersey City-based wine empire CoolVines works to…
Read MoreUrban Jungle
If you’ve ever felt as though a particular space was missing something, the chances are that something is green. From Manhattan’s ship-to-you startup The Sill to an influx of botanical bloggers on social media, indoor plants are experiencing a sort of renaissance. In 2016 alone, it’s estimated that roughly six million people in the U.S.…
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