Ask a New Yorker: I Googled Kate McDermott. You’re not to be confused with the pie whisperer? Kate: There is a pie woman that is also a very big social media authority so it makes it a little bit difficult to differentiate myself from her. You’re right, if you Google my name, you think I’m… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: I just came to pick up my new friend Karen Gray. Where did we meet? Karen: We met on the 7 train when you kindly offered me some assistance. Ask a New Yorker: How did that work out? Karen: I don’t know, but it did! Ask a New Yorker: Where are… Read more »
There is nothing like a catastrophe or three to help travelers team up as one and pull together.
Ask a New Yorker: You certainly have a look. The beret, the rainbow colored scarf. Spatz: The funny thing about the scarf, I was on the subway and a gay guy comes up to me and says, “You must be one of us.” I said, “What do you mean?” He said, “You got the rainbow… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: From one Aquarian to another, Happy Birthday! Edith: Yes, thank you, thank you. I love being an Aquarian. I love the water. How about you? Ask a New Yorker: Yes, we are the water bearers and the trail blazers. Tell us a little about yourself. You must get asked that question… Read more »
by Janice McDonald It’s been a tough month for Egyptian travel, for obvious reasons. Most U.S. carriers still have not reinstated their flights to the country while things shake out with establishing the new government. But I’m already looking forward to what that “new Egypt” will mean for the next time I visit. Egyptians are… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: Who are you? What are you passionate about? And can you touch your tongue to your nose? Emilie: I cannot touch my tongue to my nose at all. My name is Emilie Baltz. I am a designer, mostly working in the world of food. So I work with a lot of… Read more »
Ask a New Yorker: Hello Elizabeth McCarthy, Top of the morning to you. Have you ever been to Ireland? Elizabeth: I have, though not in a long time. It was about 1990 the last time I was there. Ask a New Yorker: Did you kiss the Blarney Stone? Elizabeth: I did kiss the Blarney Stone,… Read more »
Janice McDonald: With 8 Emmy nominations, she was dubbed the Susan Lucci of CNN. Janice has taken her career global – writing books and producing TV, using all seven continents as her stepping stones. People ask me what my favorite city to visit is and my immediate answer is always Bruges, Belgium. From the first time I… Read more »
Peter McLean, back in 2000, in New York, gave popular music a kick in the pants when he founded the D1 Music. Now, nine years later and with a slew of successes to my credit, this Australian native is living his dream. We’ve had some major milestones at D1 Music, Lisa Hunt’s Top 5 Billboard hit… Read more »
