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According to The Secret of Chanel No. 5: The Biogr

According to The Secret of Chanel No. 5: The Biography of a Scent, Coco Chanel told master perfumer Ernest Beaux, "I present my dress collections on the fifth of May, the fifth month of the year, and so we will let this sample number five keep the name it has already, it will bring good luck.” — Brittany Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Attendees got to take pictures, win prizes, and ta

Attendees got to take pictures, win prizes, and take a look through five luxurious decades. — Brittany Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Chanel celebrates its 50th birthday with a stunnin

Chanel celebrates its 50th birthday with a stunning limited edition exhibit in Rockefeller Center. — Brittany Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Lehman College Dean of the School of Arts & Huiman

Natalie Collette Wood’s “Swallowed By Nature,” 2018, is a sculptured piece made of different resources that blend with nature. The pieces consist of chairs, car wheels, dining room tables with different plants and grass. — Eudy Castro, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Alison Moritsugu’s “Talisman,” 2015, is a sc

Alison Moritsugu’s “Talisman,” 2015, is a sculpture that the artist created with a salvaged log. Moritsugu compares sailors’ travails to ecological and natural disasters. The artwork on the sculpture is inspired by sailor tattoos depicting natural disasters at sea. — Eudy Castro, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Artwork in Eco-Urgency: Now or Never, illuminate e

Artwork in Eco-Urgency: Now or Never, illuminate ecological problems such as climate change, pollution, competition for natural resources and food insecurity. Tatiana Arocha’s “Alba,” produced in 2019, is a handmade and digitally processed piece illustrating the lush plant life in Colombia. These plants are sacred to indigenous people. The color palette references coal mining, coca plantations and burning acres of forest. — Eudy Castro, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Walking out of the carnival, a boy with his face p

Walking out of the carnival, a boy with his face painted like a panda bear hung his head over his father’s shoulder as he slept wrapped in his arms. Like so many other kids, he had a long night. — Giulia Gionta, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Carnival grounds were free and open to everyone, e

Carnival grounds were free and open to everyone, even dogs. Rides and games were provided by Stewart Amusement Company and patrons could either purchase individual tickets as they wandered, or a wristband at $30 for all access on that night. — Giulia Gionta, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Zeppoles! Cannoli! Meatballs! The smell of sausage

Zeppoles! Cannoli! Meatballs! The smell of sausage and peppers was in the air again as the town of Eastchester hosted its annual weekend-long celebration of Italian heritage and culture. — Giulia Gionta, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Overall, the day-long excursion raised an astonish

Overall, the day-long excursion raised an astonishing $753,321, which will be donated to Broadway Cares, a non-profit organization that raises AIDS awareness. After a long, eventful day, theatre fans went home with a happy heart, knowing that they made a difference in exchange for some new Broadway memorabilia. — Brittany Skyler Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The night concluded with a live auction held in th

The night concluded with a live auction held in the middle of Times Square, hosted by Dear Evan Hansen alums Will Roland and Sky Lakota-Lynch. At this auction, bidders cleaned out their wallets to win prizes like Jules Fisher’s Tony Nomination certificate ($16,200) and a virtual meet-and-greet with Patty Lupone ($15,000). The live auction raised a whopping $288,050. — Brittany Skyler Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The theatrical event included 36 tables filled wit

The theatrical event included 36 tables filled with all types of collectible keepsakes such as signed playbills, signed cast posters from shows like Wicked, In The Heights and, Dear Evan Hansen. Event-goers also had the opportunity to purchase items used by the actors on stage, like Connor’s cast from Dear Evan Hansen (used by Ben Platt and Jordan Fisher) and a toaster used in Aladdin. — Brittany Skyler Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The theatrical event included 36 tables filled wit

The theatrical event included 36 tables filled with all types of collectible keepsakes such as signed playbills, signed cast posters from shows like Wicked, In The Heights and, Dear Evan Hansen. Event-goers also had the opportunity to purchase items used by the actors on stage, like Connor’s cast from Dear Evan Hansen (used by Ben Platt and Jordan Fisher) and a toaster used in Aladdin. — Brittany Skyler Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Theatre fans crowded the streets between 44th and

Theatre fans crowded the streets between 44th and 45th Streets and 8th Avenue to get their hands on Broadway merchandise that had been put on hold due to their two-year in-person hiatus. — Brittany Skyler Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

It’s out with the old and in with the new becaus

It’s out with the old and in with the new because Broadway is finally back! On October 3, 2021, Broadway Cares hosted their 35th annual Broadway Flea Market and Grand Auction. — Brittany Skyler Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Delicacies from baker Iliana Coto. — Angid Mac

Delicacies from baker Iliana Coto. — Angid Machado, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

A pop up shop in Riverdale on Mosholu Avenue featu

A pop up shop in Riverdale on Mosholu Avenue featured artisanal products of all sorts. — Angid Machado, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Showstoppers: Spectacular Costumes From Stage and

Showstoppers: Spectacular Costumes From Stage and Screen in Times Square, the heart of the Theatre District, gives fans the ultimate backstage experience. They are treated to in-person designers and multimedia elements that take them throughout the costume-making process, from stitches to stage. -- Brittany Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

What was once known as Modell’s Sporting Goods i

What was once known as Modell’s Sporting Goods is now an extensive, 20,000-square foot exhibit featuring hundreds of the most iconic costumes and accessories from Broadway shows, cruise line productions, and major motion pictures. -- Brittany Aubain, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

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