by Moury Khan | Aug 21, 2018 | Book Club, Culture, Featured, Finance
Dating can seem like an endless process, but Lisa Bevilacqua breaks it down to a science in her book One and Done. Being “on the market” for nearly two years after her divorce, Bevilacqua did not have the best of luck with dating. She instead became frustrated during...
by Moury Khan | Aug 16, 2018 | Uncategorized
On average, a person spends about $43 on a shopping trip to the makeup store. Not counting the time spent on the research, travel, and applying the product, self-care might seem like a bottomless pit of endless needs. As magical as makeup may be, it cannot be a...
by Moury Khan | Aug 14, 2018 | Entertainment
Skullcandy hosted a product launch party for their Venue headphones and Downtown Magazine was able to get an exclusive peek at their newest product. This event was hosted in the Elsewhere venue located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The doors opened at 7 pm,...
by Moury Khan | Aug 7, 2018 | Culture, Entertainment, Events, Uncategorized
As this summer marks the 26th year for Bryant Park Movie Nights, New Yorkers gathered another Monday night to screen the classic The Wiz. Hundreds of New Yorkers filled Bryant Park as many rushed to save their seat for the free viewing. Guests also made sure to get...
by Moury Khan | Aug 6, 2018 | Entertainment, Music, Uncategorized
The Chuck Braman Vibraphone Quartet kicked off this past weekend with a free concert on the Hudson River featuring Chuck Braman on drums, Behn Gillece on vibraphone, Paul Bollenback on guitar, and Matt Clohesy on bass. The concert began at 7 pm and continued until 9...
