Liz Claiborne News

With only one more black-tie gala to follow, CancerForward 's Summer Standard stood as something of the last big-night-out before the Memorial Day exodus and, with that, more than 200 guests poured in to Houston Country Club for the fundraiser.

Under construction scaffolding covering the entry of the American Eagle Outfitters store in Times Square recently, temporary signs were set up to alert the crowds that they could still shop at the multi-level emporium packed with the Pittsburgh company's wares.

In a move that strengthens its position in the Oregon wine industry, New York-based private equity firm Bacchus Capital Management said Wednesday it has purchased the well-regarded Panther Creek Cellars wine brand, which is based in McMinnville.

Late last week, the new 1 World Trade Center became the tallest building in the country and third tallest in the world as the final piece - a spire - was lowered from a crane into place.

The Bluth Banana Stand hit the streets of New York City on Monday, May 13. Fans lined up around the block to taste the happy -- or maybe just sample a frozen banana -- and celebrate the return of "Arrested Development." "Arrested Development" ran for three seasons on Fox from 2003-2006. Now 10 years after it first premiered, the dysfunctional Bluth ... (more)

Walmart called on the Bangladesh government on Monday to stop production at one apparel factory and investigate the condition at another until workers' safety could be assured.

's stock had its "outperform" rating reaffirmed by Imperial Capital in a research note issued on Monday, StockRatingsNetwork reports.

If you enjoy wine, for example, The Grapevine Wine Club meets Wednesday, May 22 from 7 to 9 p.m. for sniffing, sipping and sharing, whether you are a beginning oenologist or a seasoned enthusiast.

CHRIS MARTIN was left star-struck at the glitzy Costume Institute Gala in New York this week after asking a clueless PSY if he would pose for a picture.

The Museum of Modern Art presents XL: 19 New Acquisitions in Photography, featuring a selection of major worksA-often multipart and serial imagesA-by 19 contemporary artists, from May 10, 2013, to January 6, 2014.

It's been a season driven by change, with this series-turned-pop-culture phenomenon having something to prove from the start.

'I WILL have to ask you to mind what you say. I am Isis. I am worshipped by millions who believe it.' So snapped Elizabeth Taylor to Rex Harrison in 'Cleopatra,' a movie that pretended to chronicle the life of Egypt's ancient queen, but was really 'All About Liz.' 'Cleopatra,' directed in stately style by Joseph L. Mankiewicz , is the film that all ... (more)

Heartbreak continues in Schenectady after three children and their father were killed in a house fire which investigators believe was set intentionally, as a fourth child fights for her life.

Federal, state and local members of a task force fighting human trafficking presented one of the winning posters that will be soon be displayed throughout western New York.

Fox's Glee wraps up its fourth season Thursday with an hour that puts the spotlight on the couples who helped pave the way for Kurt and Blaine when Patty Duke and Meredith Baxter guest star as a lesbian couple who mentor the young fan favorites.

Audi's MMI has four keys, voice entry and -- unique among such systems -- a small pad to enter text written with your fingertip.

The Atomic Kitten star's phobia has been so crippling that she has been unable to fly for the past four years Singer Liz McClarnon developed aerophobia - a fear of flying - 10 years ago at the height of her fame in girl band Atomic Kitten.

New York, NY May 8, 2013 - Fifth & Pacific Companies, Inc. will webcast its Annual Meeting of Stockholders to the general public on Tuesday, May 14, 2013, beginning at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time.

Wall Street hit new records amid solid earnings from corporate America including Whole Foods, while China posted better-than-expected trade data and Germany showed an unexpected increase in industrial production.

A hearing by Senate Republicans on New York City's public campaign financing system was overshadowed by protests, as government reform groups and other members of the public were denied entry, and noisy protests ensued.