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Hamptons types are willing to pay nearly $5,000 to work out safely this summer. Celeb trainer Tracy Anderson is opening a COVID-conscious outdoor studio at her Water Mill location on Friday. We hear her most popular class costs $90 for “drop-ins” and $4,860 for guaranteed access through Labor Day. The outdoor installation includes bouncy “Super-G …
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Montauk hot spots continue to reopen with bumps in the road. East Hampton’s new COVID-19 “enforcement and compliance detail … found virtually all of them operating in compliance,” a press release said. Ruschmeyers, which was cited July 4 for signage and alcohol-storage issues, was written up again for amplified music after 9 p.m. and “sparkler-style …
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Beyoncé celebrated Juneteenth by dropping her single “Black Friday” and immediately jetting off with her husband Jay-Z and three children to The Hamptons. The new song’s opening lines are “I’m going back to the South, I’m going back where my roots ain’t watered down” — but in reality, Queen Bey opted for staying above the …
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Wealthy New York families who’ve fled to their Hamptons country homes during the coronavirus pandemic are busy making plans to keep their kids in schools out East in September instead of returning to the city. Avenues: The World School — the pricey private Chelsea school with international locations in Brazil and China, and alumni such …
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Last Thursday evening, restaurant mogul Zach Erdem drove up to a customer’s swanky mansion in the Hamptons, rang the doorbell, and left a delicious dinner spread on the front doorstep, COVID-style. Erdem — who owns Southampton hotspot 75 Main, a longtime hangout for celebs like Kim Kardashian West, Leo DiCaprio and Joe Biden — had …
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Retail stores in Montauk were shuttered last weekend over what seemed to be a misunderstanding over rules for reopening. “There were six cops in front of our doors,” Kelly B. shop owner Kelly Brown told us. “Then they called [the department of] code enforcement. It was ridiculous.” On Monday, East Hampton Town Supervisor Peter Van …
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Hamptons officials are begging the governor to allow restaurants out East to open for outdoor eating soon, saying it “could be the difference between [eateries] surviving this economic crisis or closing down permanently.” Under Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s reopening plan, al fresco dining will be allowed in the second phase, which may begin at the end …
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A huge drive-in movie event is coming to the Hamptons. Bob Balaban, Jane Rosenthal, local power lawyer Eddie Burke Jr., Altice CEO Dexter Goei, Cinema Society’s Andrew Saffir and Blade’s Rob Wiesenthal have joined forces to produce a two-night drive-in screening on a Bridgehampton farm on June 12 and 13, with proceeds to food pantries …
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Fashion influencer Arielle Charnas — who got flak for fleeing to the Hamptons in March after testing positive for the coronavirus — is now facing more criticism after a florist accused her of stiffing him on arrangements. But she tells Page Six exclusively that she paid, and that the drama all stems from people’s “distorted …
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Carbone, the Village hotspot known for drawing crowds even during the pandemic, will open a pop-up in Southampton on Wednesday, Side Dish has learned. “We will be respecting all the rules. There will be no place to dine, even outside — just nightly takeaway, but we wanted to open where we are and where so many of …
Hamptons types are willing to pay nearly $5,000 to work out safely this summer. Celeb trainer Tracy Anderson is opening a COVID-conscious outdoor studio at her Water Mill location on Friday. We hear her most popular class costs $90 for “drop-ins” and $4,860 for guaranteed access through Labor Day. The outdoor installation includes bouncy “Super-G …
