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DC's political elite put aside their party differences Wednesday to--you guessed it--party down at the Ritz Carlton for the 34th Annual Ambassadors Ball. The yearly event, which welcomes newly-assigned ambassadors and their families to the city, also serves as a National MS Society fundraiser. Ticket sales, donations, and a silent auction ultimately raised more than $850,000 for the charity. More»
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We've never made a secret of our abiding love for charity galas and parties for a cause, but even we can admit that some causes are more worthy than others. Sure, that foundation for cross-eyed Golden Retrievers in Santa Monica is making a positive difference or whatever, but there's really no comparison to a organization that helps real human beings in distress, right here in Los Angeles. That's why we're so impressed with the work that Inner-City Arts does providing a safe haven for some of L.A.'s most deserving kids right in the heart of Skid Row, and why we're thrilled that their Summer On 7th annual gala, which went down on Saturday, was a rousing success. More»
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On Friday night, the Motiso Group, an organization dedicated to bettering women- and minority-owned businesses, hosted a posh fundraiser at Georgetown's exclusive L2 lounge. The event featured decadent hors d'oeuvres, desserts (including two birthday cakes!), door prizes, silent auction, a DJ, and drink specials. The grand finale was the luxury raffle--one guest went home with a new iPad and a 7-night resort vacation for two. More»
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Last night, charity group The W Girls of NYC gathered at INC Lounge for a night of ties, tiaras, and cocktails. More»
Last Sunday, Southampton Hospital welcomed over 300 guests to the Westhampton Country Club for their annual Memorial Day Weekend Fundraiser. More»
Watch out, Wall Street: New York Housewives have a viable excuse for their outrageous credit card bills this month: the annual Shop For Public Schools events are kicking off, and this year all retail donations will go directly to the Fund for Public Schools to help support public school library programs. More»
Because each of the ships is different (and one, the Cape Henlopen, landed at Normandy on D-Day). Because there's always a breeze. And tons of leg room. Because there's a deli, and it's actually decent. Because the deckhands are pleasant and cheery. Because the drive down the North Fork, past vineyard after farmhouse after farmstand after rolling field, is gorgeous and more than worth its distance.
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I drove out to Orient Point the other day, and though it took a while, the scenery was so beautiful that I scarcely noticed. Vineyard after vineyard after Victorian farmhouse after farm stand... we're talking miles of bucolic perfection. The north fork isn't understated elegance or overstated wealth the way the south fork is; it actually reminds be a lot of the old seaport towns that dot Massachusetts' north shore.
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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