The numbers in the exhilarating new Broadway show “Some Like It Hot” take their cue from the golden age of MGM musicals and big band orchestras. Charlie Rosen and Bryan Carter are the orchestrators who bring the tunes, by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, to fiery life. They coordinate the efforts of an 18-piece ensemble of musicians on, among other instruments, five clarinets, four flutes, four saxes, three trombones, two trumpets, two flugelhorns, bassoon, oboe, euphonium, and tuba.

The Broadway revival of Funny Girl will close over Labor Day weekend, with actress Lea Michele starring in the show until it shutters, a year after she controversially took over the role from actress Beanie Feldstein and boosted ticket sales for the 1960s musical.

Many love Nobu for incredible sushi, but it’s always also been known as the perfect spot for a great cocktail. Those cocktail options have just been amplified due to a new Nobu Restaurant Group collaboration with QUI Tequila.

Queens Together, a nonprofit restaurant association, was formed amid the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and its impact on this NYC borough’s food service industry. Throughout March 2023, the association is continuing to support the borough with a pilot program that will support local food relief initiatives.

Layoffs will probably always be part of business. They are certainly a prominent feature of this year’s climate. Other companies and industries will have their moment to right-size their workforces. And then once this wave subsides, another will come in the future. Letting people go will never be fun or easy.

Gen Z will never be content to labor quietly and obediently in a sink-or-swim environment. Some might believe this is another sign of the “death of loyalty” occurring in today’s workplace. But loyalty isn’t dead—it’s just changing.