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Lucy Danziger
Editor-in-Chief of SELF
and
Dylan Lauren
CEO and Founder, Dylan’s Candy Bar
invite you for cocktails and custom “superfood” hors d’oeuvres
to celebrate the release of Lucy’s new book
“THE DROP 10 DIET”
Add to Your Plate to Lose the Weight
Wednesday, March 28th, 2012
6:30pm – 8:30pm
menu by Chef Dan Silverman of The Standard Grill
The Standard, New York
High Line Room + Terrace
848 Washington Street at West 13th Street
rsvp@peggysiegal.com or 212-935-6700
Lucy Danziger, Editor-in-Chief of SELF Magazine, and her team of nutrition experts have created
the ultimate flexible plan for melting off 10, 20, or more pounds at any age – you can see
results in as little as a week! By eating more of 30 superfoods – everyday favorites like eggs,
yogurt, steak, Parmesan, cherries, kiwifruit, dark chocolate, and coffee (yes, chocolate and
coffee!) – you can shed weight while naturally reducing your dependence on less healthful
foods. This revolutionary diet isn’t about denying yourself; it’s about indulging in delicious,
satisfying foods that help trigger weight loss and instill better body health.
Lucy Danziger
Andrea Canning
Carol Alt
Dylan Lauren
Kelly Choi
Eric West
Shanyn Leigh
Jodi Applegate
Amy Rosenblum, Lucy Danziger, Arsen Gurgov
Kat DeLuna
Jane Lauder
Heather Matarazzo
Sky Nellor
Dylan Lauren, Lucy Danziger, Kelly Choi
A Night of Antioxidantsth and Alvin Ailey
By: Marshall Heyman/Friday, March 30 2012
Late March and early April are apparently a big time for diet books. Because, in case
you haven't been paying attention, bikini season is just around the corner. You're
supposed to ignore the Peeps and jellybeans, try not to stuff yourself with too much
matzoh and cream cheese, and instead focus on shedding the weight you meant to lose
back in January.
This spring, you have a few options. You can try Eileen Daspin's "The Manhattan Diet,"
which applies the eating tenets of the sophisticated, New York woman, on the run in
Isabel Marant sneakers, to everyday life. (Ms. Daspin is having a book party next week,
at an apartment in the Dakota.)
You can try Kathy Freston's "The Lean: A Revolutionary (and Simple!) 30-Day Plan for
Healthy, Lasting Weight Loss," which teaches you to set clear, uncomplicated and
healthy intentions and then slowly "lean in" to them. (Ms. Freston is having a book party
next week at Arianna Huffington's in Chelsea.)
Or you can try Lucy Danziger's "The Drop 10: Add to Your Plate to Lose the Weight,"
which suggests readers add more metabolism friendly "superfoods" to their regimen,
including almonds, cherries, steak and eggs.
Beating her competitors to the punch, Ms. Danziger, the editor of SELF magazine, had
her book party on Wednesday in the High Line Room at the Standard. Let's just say
there were a lot of ladies there, many of whom were talking about antioxidants.
Ms. Danziger, for one, compared eating to driving. "You don't wait till you're out of gas
to fill up the car," she said. "It should be the same way with hunger. Don't fill up when
you're completely depleted. And choose the right fuel." Superfoods, she added, have a
lot of antioxidants.
There were several examples of hors d'oeuvres built from superfoods by the Standard's
catering staff. "I wouldn't say it's any easier or harder than cooking with other
ingredients," said Chef Mike Clayton of the steak tartare on a sweet potato chip, the
crab-stuffed mushrooms and, for dessert, the fried oatmeal crisp with peanut butter
mascarpone and chocolate chips. "We just had to key down and not use as much
butter."
Dylan Lauren, whose Dylan's Candy Bar provided chocolate bars with almonds for the
goody bags, is the Candy Correspondent for Self. "Lucy and I both love to work out, but
we also love candy and chocolate," she said. "There's antioxidants in dark chocolate,
and there's also antioxidants in some gummi candy. We have a whole list of them at the
store. We have a pomegranate flavored one. I just don't like pomegranate flavors."
"Peanuts have more protein than any other nuts," said Lee Zalben, the founder and
president of Peanut Butter & Co. "And peanuts have more antioxidants than broccoli."
"Well, there are different kinds of antioxidants," said Michelle Buffardi, an online editor
at the Cooking Channel. Their combined suggestion: Make a super-duper PB and J
sandwich with broccoli on it.
Over at the Standard East Village, the Young Patron's Circle of Alvin Ailey was being
launched; there were greasy grilled cheese sandwiches being served and there was lots
of talk of supporting the future of dance. Which got us thinking: Do dancers, with their
lean bodies, worry about diet books and antioxidants?
"I'm sure there are dancers that care about antioxidants," said Robert Battle, Alvin
Ailey's relatively new artistic director. (Unfortunately, the company's working dancers
were on tour in Detroit, otherwise we would have asked them.)
"I wouldn't say I don't care," Mr. Battle said. "But I just started the biggest job of my life. I
don't have time to think about antioxidants."
The Circle was spearheaded by Hannah Bronfman and Honor McGee, whose father,
Henry McGee, is a bigwig at HBO as well as the president of Alvin Ailey's Board of
Trustees. Ms. Bronfman, a multi-tasker with interests in the fashion and music worlds,
and Ms. McGee, who's about to return to Harvard to study government at the graduate
level, are family friends and danced together when they were younger.
Alvin Ailey, said Ms. McGee, "is one of the greatest cultural institutions of New York,
right up there with the Met. The board wanted to reach out to the next generation. How
do we get them to the Ailey building?"
"We're trying to get a mix of the creative and the financial," said Ms. Bronfman. "We'll
have great parties too."
Okay, so let's move on to the real question: Where do they get most of their
antioxidants?
"I like to drink tea," said Ms. McGee. "Lots of green tea."
"I'm into blueberries," responded Ms. Bronfman. "But green tea is where it's at."
Sightings…
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By: Ian Mohr/Friday, March 30 2012
Former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt celebrating over dinner with a
younger lady at Upper East Side hot spot Crown on Wednesday night after closing his
$2 billion-plus deal to sell the team. They toasted with a bottle of Bonneau du Martray
Corton Charlemagne . . . Dylan Lauren, Kelly Choi, Kat DeLuna, Jane Lauder,
Rebecca Minkoff, Jodi Applegate and DJ Sky Nellor at a party to celebrate “The
Drop 10 Diet” book by Self Editor-in-Chief Lucy Danziger at The Standard.
Scene Stealers
By: Frank DiGiacomo/Monday, April 2
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2012
SCENE STEALERS: Sultry singer Kat DeLuna and her artist sister Matty talking
about Kat’s cooking talent at the launch party for Self editor Lucy Danziger’s “The
Drop 10 Diet” book in the High Line Room at the Standard Hotel on Wednesday.
Dylan Lauren co-hosted. ... Jesse Eisenberg, who seemed to be wearing straightened
hair under a baseball cap, making Isla Fisher giggle really hard as they sat next to each
other at the Cinema Society and Dior Beauty’s screening of Melanie Laurent’s “Les
Adoptés (The Adopted)” at the Tribeca Grand hotel on Wednesday night.
Last Night’s Parties
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By: Yumi Matsuo/Thursday, March 29 2012
Where: Highline Room at The Standard
Who was there: Guests included Lucy Danziger, Dylan Lauren, Kelly Choi, Jodi
Applegate, Carol Alt, Amanda Burden, Kat DeLuna, Matty DeLuna, Sky Nellor, Shanyn
Leigh, Heather Matarazzo, Andrea Canning, Peggy Siegal, Lee Zalben, Amy
Rosenblum, Darcy Miller, Kat Cohen,Danielle Levine, Jane Lauder, Rachel
Sheedy, Lucy Sykes,Carrie Cloud, Alice O'Meara, Chris Santiago, Eric West,Stephanie
Miller, DJ Bob Reyes, Billy Busko, Lindsey Benoit, Erica Kauffman, and Allison
Zimmerman.
EIC of Self Plays…
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By: Alyssa Shelasky/Thursday, March 29 2012
"Chocolate milkshake, chocolate milkshake, I like
chocolate milkshakes." - Lucy Danziger to Grub Street at
her book party for The Drop 10 Diet: Add to Your Plate to
Lose the Weight.
Beyonce Has The Best Body In Hollywood, Says ‘Self’
Magazine Editor.”
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By: Folusho Holloway/Monday, April 2
2012
Beyonce has still got it! HollywoodLife.com caught up with Self Magazine editor Lucy
Danziger in NYC while she was promoting her new book “The Drop Ten Diet” and she
told us why the singer is hotter than ever!
“Oh my God, a role model body… I love Beyonce. I mean, she’s done Hollywood, she’s
singing but I always thought she was athletic and gorgeous and she loves her body.
She looks great with makeup without make up… She is to me what I would call
iconographic and a real woman at the same time. She’s amazing,” Lucy says.
Do YOU think Beyonce has the best body?
Celebrity Sightings, Party Report and more!
Lucy Danziger, Editor-in-Chief of SELF Magazine, and her team of nutrition experts
have created the ultimate flexible plan for melting off 10, 20, or more pounds at any age!
By eating more of 30 superfoods – everyday favorites like eggs, yogurt, steak,
parmesan, cherries, kiwifruit, dark chocolate, and coffee (yes, chocolate and coffee!) –
you can shed weight while naturally reducing your dependence on less healthful foods.
This revolutionary diet isn’t about denying yourself; it’s about indulging in delicious,
satisfying foods that help trigger weight loss and instill better body health. Lucy
Danziger hosted an intimate book release party at The Standard Highline Room +
Terrace.
Guests included Dylan Lauren (CEO & Founder, Dylan’s Candy Bar), Carol Alt, Jodi
Applegate, Kat DeLuna, Wendy Diamond, Jane Lauder, Shanyn Leigh, Heather
Matarazzo, Sky Nellor, Lucy Sykes and Eric West. Cocktails and custom “superfood”
hors d’oeuvres to celebrate the release of Lucy Danziger’s new book “THE DROP 10
DIET" are listed.
All “superfoods” are underlined: Steak tartare on a sweet potato chip,
Cured salmon w/whipped lemon olive oil on cucumber slice, Roasted tomato
braised quinoa w/toasted almond, Fried oatmeal crisp w/peanut butter mascarpone and
chocolate chips, Crab stuffed mushrooms, Lentil cake w/wild mushroom salad