A diverse writer, reporter, editor and content creator focusing on lifestyle subjects such as technology, travel, food, wine and spirits, home and culture
I use the Samsung Art Store every day, and I am totally obsessed
As one of the first women to cover consumer electronics back in the 1990s, I’ve always looked at technology from a slightly different angle.
Midea Flexify French Door Air Fryer Oven review – my family loves this stainless steel, non-toxic air fryer
This high-powered, multi-featured air fryer oven cooks everything from frozen French fries to an entire roast chicken. It heats up quickly, is simple to clean, and can easily fit under most kitchen cabinets. The French doors are accessible, and the stainless steel gives me peace of mind.
I’m over 50 and never had Botox. This is the makeup I can’t live without
Turning 50 wasn’t just a Hallmark birthday for me; it was a time to start reevaluating my style, my fitness and my beauty routine — especially how I wear my makeup. Just a few years ago, I was still applying dark winged eyeliner, bright lipstick and shimmery eye shadows. But these days, I save the bold lips and eyes for special occasions and tend to gravitate toward a more muted look.
Rich Torrisi Goes Glam
The New York chef’s glitzy Torrisi Bar & Restaurant is like the cocktail party you don’t want to leave.
I’m finally learning how to play golf. Here’s everything a beginner needs to get started
Beginner golf can be overwhelming if you don’t have a plan.
The Quick-to-Sell-Out Exercise Bikes That Cost a Third As Much As a Peloton
Peloton bikes may be beloved, but with a price tag over $2,000, they’re not exactly accessible.
Underscored Happy Hour: Talking Tech & Sipping Mezcal
On this episode of "Underscored Happy Hour," we visit the Cabinet Mezcal Bar in the East Village and dive into the world of Mezcal, exploring its rich history and unique flavors. Our Mezcal expert shares a few top-notch bottle recommendations, and we even get a few headphone reviews from a special guest.
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The World's 100 Most Powerful Women In 2017
This year there's a whole new class of women in power.
Last year was a tough one for women. It seemed like we were on the verge of electing a woman as the most powerful person on the planet. Of course that's not the way it worked out. Hillary Clinton’s stunning loss in the 2016 U.S. presidential election left many women feeling untethered (and pushed Clinton down 63 spots on our list from No.2 in 2016 to 65 this year).
Samsung’s The Frame 2022 makes a gorgeous, unique TV even better
Samsung’s The Frame TV 2022 is the perfect blend of style and technology.
Julie Reiner, NYC’s Cocktail Queen
Traditionally, bars have been the province of men. Then came Julie Reiner, breaking the cocktail-glass ceiling.
Arc'teryx Ifora Down Parka vs. Uniqlo Warm Hybrid Down Long Coat
Battle of the Brands: We tested two winter coats at vastly different price points—the Arc'teryx Ifora Down Parka and the Uniqlo Warm Hybrid Down Long Coat—to see which one is truly worth your money.
How Hotels Are Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Your Stay
Many of us now use small doses of AI in everyday life (like Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, and everything smart home), but hotels are putting this once-sci-fi technology to more widespread use.
Worth the splurge: The De’Longhi Eletta Explore saves massive cash on coffee drinks
Contrary to what you might think, the $1,800 De’Longhi Eletta Explore is not for coffee snobs.
Review: The Newly Renovated Turtle Bay Resort Is a Family-Friendly Paradise on Oahu’s North Shore
With more than 1,300 acres of Hawaiian wilderness to explore, Turtle Bay stands out from the pack
What is mezcal and why you need to sip it right now
Mezcal is having a moment. And whether you’re ordering this 500-year-old agave-based spirit at a bar or mixing cocktails at home, there’s no denying that mezcal offers a fresh, nuanced and trendy twist on traditional tequila.