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Berry Trifle Recipe

Just because we’re celebrating in smaller numbers this year doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate in big, extravagant fashion when it comes to food. Our Berry Trifle with Vanilla Cream is a showstopper, both in its dramatic colorful presentation and its deliciousness. It’s the type of dessert that you can leave out while playing board games next to the fire and there won’t be leftovers. This berry trifle recipe is sorta healthy. Sorta. An Episode of Friends We first heard of…

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New York City

Casa Cruz NYC

We know the theme is where to be this spring, but there’s always the exception. We had major high hopes when Casa Cruz opened their private club as there’s nothing like a velvet rope to create anticipation. This is the Casa Cruz NYC review. Atmosphere You have great expectations when you roll up to the gorgeous townhouse, right off Park Avenue on 61st Street. The bar is set even higher when you learn that accessing the top floors of Casa…

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The Podcast

Where to Travel This Spring

Regina and Christine are always up for a fling. Of course, we mean that in the context of spring travel because this is a PG-13 show. This is where to travel this spring for uncomplicated getaways that bring out the best of the spring season. It’s Time to Get Out in the World Regina and Christine are ready to travel, and they’re talking about where to travel this spring. Regina has Paris on the brain where she wants to get…

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Christine Regina Spring Fling weekly photo

Destinations

Aman Sibling Janu Opens Flagship Hotel

Aman Resorts is the definition of traditional luxury. Three decades have led to perfecting the craft of hospitality. While Aman is still one of our favorites, its spunky, outgoing sibling, Janu is creating a name of its own. Janu steers away from Aman Resorts’ traditional celebration of intimacy and solitude. Instead, the spaces are meant to ignite human connection that otherwise gets lost in our digital world. Socialization is prioritized in every fiber of their flagship hotel – Janu Tokyo. The new…

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FOOD

Top Ramps, Garlic, and Fiddlehead Recipes

Spring has arrived and with it the hopes for brilliant sunshine and clear weather. It is also the time when you can experiment in the kitchen with seasonal ingredients like garlic, fiddleheads, and ramps. Add these to some of the tried recipes and create exciting new dishes to spice up the springtime. We have some spring recipes for you to start with. Matzo Balls in Ramp Pesto With the arrival of spring, ramps pop up everywhere. You will find them…

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Travel Buzz

The French Open 2024

Will Nadal play, or won’t he? One thing is for sure, if The King of Clay doesn’t make an appearance before he retires, the French Open just won’t be the same. For those hedging your bets, we have you covered with top tickets. Dates: May 20th – June 9th Warmer weather’s fast approaching and, along with it, the French Open season. Also known as Roland-Garros, the French Open has a long-standing legacy. The event boasts 120+ years of matches amongst…

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Destinations, Celebrity Travel

Christy Turlington and Ed Burns

We have to say, these two kids are still too cute, especially after all these years. Twenty-one and counting to be exact, which in Hollywood years is like over fifty. So, wherever Kristy and Ed go must be where couples with long-term #goals should go too. Brasserie Fouquets Despite being one of the longest-married Hollywood couples, the model and her actor Husband keep a low-profile life in NYC. But while low key, the couple find themselves enjoying dinners and drinks…

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Best Of The Best

Picnics of the World

Can a picnic be worth taking a helicopter to get there? The answer is a resounding yes. Actually, nine times out of ten, a helicopter makes everything better. These are epic picnics that will put these destinations on your list too. Rosewood Miramar Rosewood knows that the only thing that makes champagne better is a gorgeous view. That’s why they’ve partnered with Ruinart, Krug, and Dom Perignon to create picnics of the world experiences inspired both by the beautiful Californian…

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New York City

Penny

There are some new spots that you know will be on the scene for a hot second. And then there are some that are way overhyped. Neither is the case of Penny restaurant, a new seafood counter in the heart of the Village. This is the review. Atmosphere Located on the second floor above Claud wine bar, Penny has a clear identity from the start. You know you’re entering a casual seafood restaurant, yet the attention to detail and the…

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New York City

Oceans New York

Before a restaurant even opens, you’ve already been there. You were at friends and family at San Sabino. And of course you have the coveted membership at ZZ’s Club. You’re just dialed into the NYC restaurant scene. Sometimes though, you want to skip all the nonsense and fussy food. You want a solid standby, and in this case, you’re looking for one of the better restaurants in Union Square. That may just be Oceans, a seafood restaurant by a group…

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New York City

Quique Crudo

I didn’t know this fun fact, but the first Mexican restaurant in NYC to get a Michelin star wasn’t Cosme. It wasn’t even in Manhattan or Brooklyn. Instead, Casa Enrique in Long Island City earned that Michelin distinction. They’ve made their way to the Village this 2024, with the recent opening of Quique Crudo. This is the review. Atmosphere The storefront of Quique Crudo is maybe the best use of a 20 by 15 foot room in New York City.…

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