Westchester Magazine October 2018
Westchester filmmaker Jeana Reilly exorcises her demons artistically, with the heralded short film DANNI.
A new pet facility offers overnights for the ultimate in pooch-pampering.
With no artificial preservatives and fillers, dogs can enjoy a range of chicken, lamb, salmon, duck, whitefish, and grain-free kibble.
Westchester resident Kerry Kennedy shares memories of her late father and what the county means to her.
Give your summer sandals the boot with these fall styles.
Scarsdale-based Masthead offers recovery and treatment products to help those fighting breast cancer.
Evolve Athletic Club offers individual-focused workouts, cryotherapy, massages, and more, in its new White Plains space.
Shield your hands from UV rays with protective gloves from a local entrepreneur.
Hotel Tivoli is vivified with gem-toned carpets, eclectic furniture, and inspired lighting, from mid-century Sputnik fixtures to luminous Murano glass.
This lifestyle boutique in Dobbs Ferry will have you wanting to stay all afternoon.
Our favorite reasons to get out of the house this month.
The TV chef, author, and Mount Kisco resident dishes on the new HBO documentary delving into her battle with breast cancer.
Evergreen entertainer Howie Mandel opens up on the return of the megahit game show Deal or No Deal, why America’s Got Talent has still got it, and his upcoming Tarrytown standup.
We caught up with the New York-based actor to get the inside scoop on his new Netflix show and more.
Centenarian yogi Tao Porchon-Lynch discusses her life, from walking alongside Gandhi to vying with Marilyn Monroe as an MGM starlet to becoming a world-famous ballroom dancer at age 88.
In its first year, the rudimentary medical facility treated 31 patients in a four-room house.
The talk-show host shares her thoughts about life from her family’s grand yet homey Purchase estate.
It is generally assumed that being a Republican is a poor career strategy in blue Westchester. But is that necessarily the case?