Built in 1885 by Henry J. Hardenbergh — the legendary architect behind The Dakota — this residence is packed with character, charm and high-end touches.

The 128 E. 38th St. gem, in Murray Hill, once belonged to Mary “Mamie” Lincoln Isham, the granddaughter of Abraham Lincoln.

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The cook at the London restaurant the Yellow Bittern serves up controversy alongside hearty stews. And it all boils down to ...

This unique setup also offers members offices with in-desk dining, a concept devised by Sarita Tabarez, the Vice President of ...

Through the slivers of the cellar door, we get a faint glimpse of what Palestinians refer to as the Nakba — Arabic for “catastrophe” — when 700,000 people fled or were forced out by ...

The brainchild of Hamiltons Gallery owner Tim Jefferies and chef Larry Jayasekara, this hidden-in-plain-sight dining spot ...

A gracious Upper West Side townhouse where jazz icon Billie Holiday once lived has sold for $10.5 million. The Renaissance ...

For the first time in 30 years, the legendary coach has been on a different sideline, battling to return to what he once was. This is the story of his season -- and what might come next for the proud ...