Times Square Chronicles (T2C)

NYC Christmas Markets Shine With Prince Mario-Max - exclusive on T2C where to go for Christmas in NYC H.H. Dr. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe celebrates New York's holiday season with a refined guide to the Christmas markets, festive landmarks, and elegant city traditions that make Manhattan glow. All we want is Christmas markets, says H.H. Dr. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe, and in New York City, that wish arrives with a certain polish.

Carrie Coon, Cynthia Nixon, and executive producer Sonja Warfield bring wit, candor, and a little old-fashioned intrigue to a sold-out evening at The Paley Center for Media. New York society has always been a spectator sport, and few television series understand its delicious combination of ambition, money, manners, and manipulation quite like HBO's The Gilded Age.

MACCA SPEAKS, AGAIN - Paul McCartney's promotional efforts for his latest album The Boys of Dungeon Lane, has been really remarkable. Between his efforts and the PR for the Michael Douglas and Sylvester Stallone memoirs, it's been quite the fall so far. Even though Todd Rundgren in his now infamous interview in Vulture, claimed that "McCartney would go to a mall opening," but I think what he's done has been really good. Credit manager Scott Rodger for the spirited jaunt.

Some store names bring back a feeling before they bring back a product. Toys R Us is one of them. For people who remember visiting as children, the name can mean excitement, possibility, and a building filled with things they wanted to take home. Now the brand is expanding its physical presence again, with plans announced for additional standalone stores ahead of the holiday season. Its return raises an interesting business question: how much can customers' memories contribute to a comeback?

Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is filmed from the Hotel Edison and is a podcast extension of T2C. We are back after a small hiatus. Alistair Morrison is a British visual artist with 83 portraits held in the National Portrait Gallery, known for his work capturing the "extraordinary ordinary" with moral clarity. I am so grateful to Alistair Morrison and his film The Day With No End for opening up the conversation of 9/11 and not forgetting.

In 2008, Eda and I booked a themed cruise, "Sail with Cabaret Performers," hosted by Donald F. Smith, founder of the Mabel Mercer Foundation. Since photography had long been a hobby of mine, I brought my camera along to capture the sights along the way, including Barcelona's magnificent architecture. I also found myself taking plenty of candid shots of the performers as they relaxed and mingled during our days at sea.

The performances weren't mailed in and the candidates certainly didn't disappoint, entertaining voters with a rousing selection of patriotic favorites that had everyone singing along at the regular Tuesday lunch of The Dutch Treat Club.Tuesday October 13th also happened to be the first night of the Cabaret Convention and club President KT Sullivan wanted to prove that we still have something to sing about in her new show called "This Is My Country: A Celebration of America's 250," and prove...

I am a Royal foodie, and chefs hold a special place in my heart. I love discovering flavors, enjoying a beautifully prepared meal, and meeting the people whose imagination and dedication make those experiences possible. For me, one of the greatest pleasures of dining is the chance to thank the person behind the plate. A memorable meal can stay with us for years. We remember the first bite, the conversation around the table, and the feeling of being welcomed.

Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is filmed from the Hotel Edison and is a podcast extension of T2C. We are back after a small hiatus. Today on Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents Our Sinatra's Christopher Gines. Our Sinatra, a Musical Celebration brings back the original creators/performers Eric Comstock, Christopher Gines and Hilary Kole.

Jamie Lloyd's Much Ado About Nothing begins rehearsals in London before its hotly anticipated New York engagement at the Winter Garden Theatre. Broadway is about to get a delicious dose of Shakespearean sparring, and the combatants are rather irresistible. Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell are preparing to go head-to-head in Much Ado About Nothing, bringing two formidable British talents, considerable star power and what promises to be some spectacular verbal warfare to the Winter Garden Theatre.