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Brian Moylan is a freelance journalist, television critic, and reality TV expert who lives in New York. He is founder and president of the Real Housewives Institute.
Aviva Drescher threw her leg. That's all there is left to say, ladies and gentlemen. Aviva Drescher threw her leg and we watched it on television.
One of the great things about the hottest club in any town these days is that gay people are welcome. But with acceptance comes responsibility, and over the years homosexual partiers, like a bunch of hard-drinking Emily Posts, have had to learn the ins-and-outs of how to behave in a mostly-straight environment without pissing anyone off.
It would be easy to call Inscape the SoulCycle of meditation. First of all, it's located in Manhattan's Flatiron neighborhood which has become something of the city's boutique fitness district with sweat-inducing luminaries like Barry's Bootcamp and Flywheel sitting toned cheek to evaporated jowl with upstarts with punny names like The Fhitting Room and Shadowbox.
New York gay about town and Barneys creative director Simon Doonan just sold a manuscript for a diet book called Gay Men Don't Get Fat. While this is true, the real reason why gay men don't get fat might not be the most marketable message.
Nicole Kassell first heard about the Tumblr blog Shit People Say to Women Directors last week, when a female film-maker friend she was dining with mentioned it on the assumption she already knew of it.
Stan Rizzo knew he wasn’t closing the deal. It was something about the way she fished her keys out of her purse as soon as they got to the top of her stoop, and she put them right into the upper lock of the door, turning her back toward him and protecting the door.