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Camera's RollingLast year’s Academy Awards broadcast was dragging on and Stephen Consentino was tired. He was tempted to go to bed, but his wife Lynn urged him to keep watching. After all, he had more of a connection to the awards show than most people. |
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An Easy RiderAn epiphany is a frequent occurrence in literature, but rare in life. Cliff La Motta had one on September 11, 2001. |
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Above and BeyondIn the 100 years since the RMS Titanic sank into the chilly North Atlantic, much has been made of the chivalry of millionaires Astor, Straus, and Guggenheim—gentlemen who bowed aside as women and children were loaded onto lifeboats. |
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Shopping HistoryLocal antique shops sell pieces of the past |
The Art of ItClaire Melbourne has always been creative. She studied art in college and designed outerwear for 14 years, before leaving her job to care for her three boys. But it wasn’t until she met interior designers Susan Buzaid and Robin Curnan, owners of Ridgefield’s Olley Court, that she began to... |
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For MilesThe pale sunlight illuminates a stand of winter birches. Above, a cool blue sky stretches like a canopy. Indeed it’s easy to imagine one has entered an Impressionist painting while standing on the back porch of “Deer Run,” a country estate that occupies more than 300 privately owned acres... |
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Thali FollyChef Prasad Chirnomuola, owner and executive chef of the Future Food Group, with restaurants in New Canaan, New Haven, and Westport, shares his passion for Indian cuisine with Ridgefield customers at Thali on Route 7. |
