Monthly Archives: November 2015

You might have heard about this little event we at Glamour threw last night—our 25th Women of the Year awards. It was so spectacular, so impressive, and so inspiring that a little after-dinner party wasn’t going to do. No, for the 25th, we had to go big, and thanks to our friends at L’Oreal Paris, Read More

Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards is the kind of event that takes a village to put together. So marking their 25th year this year, WOTY, as it’s called by the Glamour people who toil away planning the event, naturally had to be bigger and brighter than in the past. Held at Carnegie Hall in New York Read More

Glamour celebrated our 25th Women of the Year Awards at Carnegie Hall tonight—the first time in the event’s quarter-century history that the date was officially declared Women of the Year Day by the Mayor of New York City.  At a star-studded ceremony, hosted by Amy Schumer, featured onstage appearances and remarks by actors, celebrities, politicians, Read More

Glamour held its annual Women of the Year awards on Monday night at Carnegie Hall. Reese Witherspoon, who was honored, talked about the rampant sexism in Hollywood and her annoyance with how women who work hard inevitably get painted as nasty or conniving. “Ambition is not a dirty word,” said Ms. Witherspoon, seen here with Read More

Brooklyn Beckham is fast becoming a red carpet fixture. Now 16, the teen is au fait with the ins and outs of posing, pouting and, now, presenting at awards ceremonies. Last night he accompanied his fashion designer mum to the US Glamour Women of the Year Awards in New York, where she was presented with Read More

You know you’re going to have a great night when the term “sausage fest” gets dropped at Carnegie Hall within the first 10 minutes of an event. That’s what Glamour’s editor-in-chief called Congress during the (decidedly not sausage-heavy) 2015 Glamour Women of the Year Awards, where she recognized women who are making strides in their Read More

On Monday, December 14 at 7:00 p.m. Carnegie presents Sting in his highly acclaimed concert Symphonicities in a one-night-only gala benefit concert with Orchestra of St. Luke’s conducted by Rob Mathes. Symphonicities features Sting’s greatest hits reimagined for symphonic arrangement with orchestrations by Jorge Calandrelli, David Hart, Michel Legrand, Rob Mathes, Vince Mendoza, Steven Mercurio, Robert Read More