Lifestyle, Travel, Media
Planning your day should be easy-peasy. Let me be your travel guide, as I show you great stays and sumptuous eats in Philly. [HONEY’S SIT N’ EAT] Guilt-free indulgence brunch, your eggs served over a soft flour tortilla, topped with fresh greens, refried beans, salsa verde, sour cream, and cheese. [MIXTO] Bring your appetite and […]
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The Big Apple, the city that never sleeps, filled with neon lights, hustle and bustle, a place to see and be seen. So much to do, yet so little time. Here are three neighborhoods to consider for your next trip. [LUPE’S EAST LA KITCHEN] SoHo is home to some of our favorite stores, beauty hubs […]
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New Haven, once home to the Quinnipac tribe is a coastal city filled with great eats, scenic surroundings, and an all-around lovely place to plan your next stay. [BELLA’S CAFE] When you’re hungry, Bella’s Cafe won’t disappoint. Choose from crumb cake breakfast platters to challah french toast, there’s plenty for everyone, with seasonal selections too, […]
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Philadelphia, once home to the Lenape Indians, has a wealth of history and touristic sites, vast sculptures and colorful murals. With all the excitement comes plenty to eat. Savor your morning coffee with a side of doughnuts at South Street’s Federal Donuts. Try their delicious cake donuts in cinnamon brown sugar, blueberry pancake or churro, […]
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We’re back at New Haven Connecticut, visiting our favorite eats and enjoying the cool art scene. Calling all java junkies and foodies, Donut Planet is a starting point, with their small-batch roasting of coffee giants: Mexican, Tanzanian, and Colombian coffee beans. Enjoy a hot or chilled cup of creamy, smooth, robust goodness, while feasting your […]
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On September 19th, 2017, Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, reaching over 3,000 deaths and over $90 billion dollars in damages. For months the 45th White House resident illegally withheld $8 billion dollars in disaster relief, funds that were designated by Congress to the island, while disparaging residents using racially charged language and mocking their suffering […]
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New Haven, a coastal city once home to the Quinnipiac tribe of fishermen and farmers, now home to the Gregorian architecture of Yale University, a cool art scene and a downtown retail hub for brands like Urban Oufitters, Barnes & Noble, Starbucks and the Apple Store. New Haven hosts hundreds of Zagat-rated restaurants, lunch carts and food trucks, representing food […]
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Head on over to Westchester county for a trip the whole family will enjoy. At Rye Town Park there’s much to do. Plan a picnic, trail along the park’s parameters, feed waterfowl, take a swim or bask in the summer sun. Thrill-seekers will delight in Rye Playland amusement park. Dozens of rides for everyone. Grab a […]
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Planning a last minute weekend getaway should be fun. Let me be your travel guide, as I show you around the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City. [PLAN YOUR NEXT TRIP] Atlantic City, home to posh hotels and Michelin star restaurants. At the Borgata enjoy casual dining, indoor and outdoor swimming, and boutique shopping. Get […]
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Bahamas Known as the coral paradise of the Atlantic Ocean, the Bahamas is an amazing place for underwater adventure, cocktails by the beach and breathtaking sunsets. Cruise to the Bahamas aboard the Norwegian Sky, fully loaded with casino, nightclub, theater lounge, outdoor pool, full-service spa and duty-free shops. Key Largo Home to some of the most fascinating […]
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Mexico Mexico’s beaches, mountainous landscapes, lush jungles, historic museums and sumptuous eateries, keep us returning for more. The most visited country in America, with breathtaking ancient ruins and picturesque architecture. Riviera Maya Feast your eyes on white sands, turquoise waters and a stretch of all-inclusive resorts. Experience beachside bistros, sleep in a luxury villa, sail […]
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Date: Sunday, December 9th. Venue: Jewish Center of Jackson Heights Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joined Jews for Racial & Economic Justice (JREJ) to celebrate the Jewish eight-day, wintertime “festival of lights” of Chanukah (also known as Hanukkah) with dancing, singing, lighting the menorah and enjoying delicious Latkes. Ocasio shared her experience with the story of Hanukkah, the miracle of the eight days […]
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