Michelle Yeoh
YEOH will be in NYC to attend The Asian Cultural Council 2026 Gala this Wednesday, May 6 at NYC's Rainbow Room. The globally celebrated Academy Award-winning actress, whose work has built cultural bridges worldwide, will be honored during the event.
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Michael Imperioli
"The Sopranos" star, who is also a singer and guitarist in the band ZOPA, will join original NYC icon, rockstar & performance artist KEMBRA PFAHLER in conversation on Saturday, May 9th at 4 PM at Artbook @ MoMA PS1 Bookstore in Long Island City to launch the Rizzoli publication Kembra Pfahler detailing PFAHLER's life in pictures. Q&A and signing follow.
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Brooke Shields
The actress is expected to conduct NY promotional activities as she stars in, and executive produces, ROBIN BERNHEIM's highly anticipated murder mystery series, "You're Killing Me," for AMC Global Media's Acorn TV. Also starring AMALIA WILLIAMSON and TOM CAVANAGH among others, the series will hold an invite-only NY Premiere on May 7th before it premieres on the streaming service on Monday, May 18.
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Tamron Hall
The multiple Emmy Award-winning TV Host, journalist & bestselling author will be among the honorees at the ACE AWARDS 2026, presented by The Accessories Council to those who have made a lasting and meaningful contribution to the accessories industry. The event will be held at The Pierre Hotel, tomorrow Tuesday, May 5, 6 PM.
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Melissa Manchester
The Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter, and native New Yorker, returns to 54 Below with Fifty Threads: An Artist's Journey, reflecting on her five-decade career, celebrating her 20 plus albums, and sharing stories along the way. MANCHESTER will perform four 7 PM shows: Wednesday, May 6-Saturday, May 9th. The performance on May 9 will also be livestreamed.
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Acky Bright
The Manga artist / illustrator will serve as Grand Marshal of the 5th annual Japan Parade & Street Fair in NYC being held this Saturday, May 9, beginning at 1 PM. Starting on Central Park West at West 81st St. and traveling south to W. 67th St., the purpose of the parade is to celebrate, express, and bring awareness to the friendship between NYC and Japan with a thank you from the Japanese community. *Event Press Access & Participant Interviews Available
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