Photographer and Shark Attack Sounds host Ben Watts isn't camera shy, but he's keeping #shhhhh about his latest project: wine label WattsUp Rosé.  Watts and Wine Awesomeness will be launching the label this Memorial Day weekend in the Hamptons.  Why rosé, Ben?  "Why not? Its my favorite pink drink Shhhhh!" More»

Team Hamptons is just about set, but we're giving you one more opportunity to join us out east!  We're looking for editorial interns with a passion for writing and a penchant for beaches, parties, and laid back Sundays. The best part? You get to go to the parties for us! More»

This summer, the Hamptons has some fabulous events in store, and we want to capture them all on film!  We're looking for photographers to send to this summer's best events, from beach parties to benefit dinners.

Whether you're an aspiring photo journalist or aspiring party-hopper, check out how you can become a GofG Hamptons photographer. More»

There's an elephant in the room... and it's pink! Alert the Hampsters! The Patrick Bateman worshiping hedgies are back to reclaim their Hamptons territory! Before closing in 2009 amidst debt and debauchery, Pink Elephant was a favorite Hamptons nightlife spot for the bottle service type crowds, (not to mention a favorite of ours for the vibrant photo ops it provided), and this summer, it's back - scent machines, pink confetti, sparkling champagne, and all! As we confirmed last week, this hotspot will be relocating from its original home at The Capri Hotel in Southampton to the same building as SL East in East Hampton. Does this have something to do with a rising real estate market? Who knows, but to celebrate the news, we've rounded up some of our favorite moments from Pink Elephant's Southampton outpost.   More»

Finally, the Hamptons season is upon us. And there might no better way to celebrate the arrival of summer than at the renowned Georgica for supermodel Jessica White’s Angel Wings Foundation bash on Sunday, May 26th. The evening begins with a reception at 8 p.m. followed by a three-course dinner with cocktails at 9 p.m. The meal will be prepared by Georgica’s outstanding chef Seth Levine; expect dishes generously drizzled with truffle oil and topped by succulent hunks of lobster. The after-party will get going at 11 p.m., with music and dancing into the wee hours. All this revelry is in support of a great cause: Delete Blood Cancer, a non-profit that’s leading the fight to end blood cancer by empowering people to take action, give bone marrow and save lives. More»

It's almost Memorial Day weekend, which means that we're packing up for a summer out East. If you're also heading shoreside, we've rounded up some must-have accessories for the ride. Car-sharing from city to sand? Jetting out on the Jitney? Traveling on the LIRR's double-decker train? Here are our picks for decking yourself out, from stylish tote bags to travel-sized snacks! More»

This weekend, the fourth annual Montauk Music Festival kicked off summer 2013 without skipping a beat. From May 16-19, indie musicians took to local venues for the volunteer-run, grassroots live music festival. Among the festival's featured musicians were folk, pop, rock, and hip hop artists. If you're looking to relive the weekend's most Instagram-worthy moments (or if you didn't make it out East), we've rounded up some of the festival's finest photos, from sand to stage! More»

[Matt Kliegman and Carlos Quirarte photo via GofG]

We are happy to report that our friends Matt Kliegman and Carlos Quirarte from The Smile (the quaint restaurant on Bond street that has won over the hearts of many a Nolitan), along with their chef, Melina Marden will be collaborating with executive chef Brian Loiacono over at Ruschmeyer's in Montauk. The previous summers, the restaurant at the hotel, owned and managed by King and Grove was being run by the boys from the Fat Radish. What does this mean for Ruschmeyers? Well besides delivering great eats, Matt and Carlos are responsible for running some of the hottest spots in downtown Manhattan (The Jane Hotel and The Westway), and this summer, it seems they will be taking their loads of followers out East. More»

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One can only imagine what it would be like to be the niece of a designer like Oscar de la Renta, but if the photos from this weekend's wedding of his niece Katherine Pingree found all over instagram (#andrewandkatswedding) are any indication, it's a life of glamor and chicness. We are salivating over the Gatsby-esque images from inside this grand wedding, which took place Saturday night at St. Luke's in East Hampton with a reception following at Further Lane Farms where uncle Oscar took the mic and serenaded his niece and the beautiful crowd. Read more about the love story of Katherine Pingree and Andrew Dick here and check out the dress, the venue, scenes from inside the dance floor and more!

In 2008 Surf Lodge, a quaint restaurant with a surf theme opened on Fort Pond with hardly much of a bang. Sure they had a hip chef running the kitchen and a verified Manhattan nightlife crew running the party scene, but the hundreds of cars and frat boys would take a year or two to fully figure out what was brewing in Montauk. Since then, the movement of the hampters (hipsters from Manhattan) and the share house yuppies looking to party in the Hamptons has consistently headed East (Luckily for Lizzie Grubman, Conscious Point isn't even a memory in the minds of current trend-seekers). Keeping on trend, Montauk's nightlife scene will continue to dominate the Hamptons this summer, despite the growing battle between the townsfolk and these summer subversives who will be infiltrating their territory come Memorial Day weekend. But we're not here to take sides, we're here to report. Check out our official guide to Hamptons Nightlife 2013! More»

The world lost a landmark when the inspiration behind the West Egg house of Jay Gatsby, Beacon Towers, was demolished in 1940. The palatial property that played host to extravagant parties for guests including the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Dorothy Parker, Groucho Marx and the Fitzgeralds was brought to the ground two short decades after its heyday. And this summer, we will loose yet another when the mansion fabled to have inspired Daisy Buchanan's home is torn down. Now that the Gilded Age of F. Scott Fitzgerald is back in the spotlight, we can't help noticing why Baz Luhrmann chose to shoot his rendition of "The Great Gatsby" in Australia. The Gold Coast of Long Island is no longer the glamorous dueling Eggs of Gatsby's world, as some of the famous mansions crumble to the ground. More»

We're in the process of finalizing our Hamptons operation this summer and we still have a few spots left for interns! Click below for more details on how to be involved! More»