Consumers tend to make straightforward New Year resolutions: Spend less, save more and pay down debt. This year, it appears retailers want to change just one thing...their bottom line. The tried-and-true methods aren't working anymore as consumers learn to resist the urge to buy, so merchants are starting their own trends. According to Bloomberg, consumer spending stalled in December, with a rise of just 0.1 percent, as Americans took advantage of last... Click to read more »
Through the ages, women have never had a lack of complaints about the inequalities between men and women. Particularly when it comes to romance, dating and age, there's always been a lot to complain about. I wish I could say that I am not about to contribute to that litany of gripes, but oh no, I'm about to jump right in.
So, this whole "Cougar" thing. I wouldn't mind if that term got lost in the Bronx Zoo and was never heard from again. Or was shot... Click to read more »

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![]() | By Emma Dinzebach
on 20 August, 2010
Savvy & Co. President and CEO Ann Taylor knows sample sales; as she should. The 13 year fashion... More » |
 | By Emma Dinzebach
on 22 April, 2010
This week, in honor of Earth Day, we get to expand our eco-friendly palate with some other city... More » |
 | By Emma Dinzebach
on 18 March, 2010
On a rainy afternoon last week, I went on a Williamsburg adventure ending in a delicious drink at... More » |
Urban Daddy for rightfully comparing the new spot at One Little West 12th, oddly called The Collective, to something the Mad Hatter might muster up. The giant warehouse space looks like someone stuck a bar at one end then sneezed out a hodgepodge of tables throughout. The Collective might have thought to call themselves "The Collection" as they appear to have "collected" random items from other city destinations like LES' graffiti, and Urban Outfitter's pendant lights and from Chelsea, some faux Eames chairs. (Or maybe they are real. How would I know?) But the windows are wonderful and the randomness somewhat endearing. It might be the perfect place for the city variety to gather, er...collect, for post-workday wine or a cocktail before a night on the town.
From the masterminds who brought you STK and Bagatelle (The ONE Group), The Collective is bottle-service free and serves cholesterol heavy American fare (see also: drunk food) that just might give you a heart attack. I still cannot figure out why they added soy kettle chips to a menu that has blue cheese tater tots and short rib sliders, and I gave up chips for lent, but apparently, they are amazing. The | By Emma Dinzebach
on 11 March, 2010
Graci to Urban Daddy for rightfully comparing the new spot at One Little West 12th, oddly called... More » |
 | By Emma Dinzebach
on 8 March, 2010
German-born luxury women's apparel retailer, Escada, was bought Megha Mittel after filing for... More » |
 | By Emma Dinzebach
on 4 March, 2010
If you just got really excited, maybe even said "Yes!" or "Sweet!" aloud at your desk. If there was... More » |
 | By Emma Dinzebach
on 25 February, 2010
Last week on a random midday date at Chelsea Market, I visit Jake Dickson's creative and subtenant... More » |
 | By Emma Dinzebach
on 18 February, 2010
Once ubiquitous only in Chinatown, minor surgical procedures are now popping up in popular "medical... More » |
 | By Emma Dinzebach
on 11 February, 2010
Words cannot stress our preference for homemade Valentine's day meals. They are thoughtful... More » |
 | By Emma Dinzebach
on 4 February, 2010
Partially because Danny Meyer is from my Midwest hometown, and partially because Shake Shack's... More » |
![]() | By Emma Dinzebach
on 19 January, 2010
Mid-January has been a bit warmer in Gotham, reminding us it's time to turn the tables on the... More » |
 | By Emma Dinzebach
on 31 December, 2009
A majority of the last decade was doused in popping bottles, months of reservations... More » |
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