Recreation

"I believe it's the premiere social services charity in NYC," Jean Shafiroff told us. "We serve more than 35,000 people, from all religious, ethnic, and socio economic backgrounds."

Two hundred women listened and brushed tears from their eyes, as Regina Calcaterra spoke of her childhood growing up in Suffolk County.

Did anyone else shop for Easter flowers in the snow?

So was Frank Perdue really tough? "Not with me," cooed widow Mitzi Perdue.

"What better way to welcome spring and support CMEE than by getting together with a group of friends for a night out on the town?" asked Steve Long.

"After a successful decade with Philippe in Manhattan, we felt like it was the right time to expand and enter the nightlife arena," noted Abraham Merchant of Merchants Hospitality Inc.

"It gives us a chance to kick off the summer season reminding everyone that beach access is still a very important issue," said Nicole Castillo, Citizens for Access Rights (CfAR) Board Member.

They were channeling cinematographer Gabriel Figueroa, whose distinctly Mexican imagery is on display at El Museo del Barrio, at a cocktail party heralding El Museo's May 14th Gala, the Halestine's will chair.

"It's so unique to have all the services that a traumatized child needs all in one place," actress Kathleen Turner told Hamptons.com.

Typically we're used to seeing late night host Jimmy Fallon interview the likes of Taylor Swift, Justin Timberlake, Ariana Grande, Chris Evans, and other notable names on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," but the roles were reversed when Fallon stopped by a Hamptons record store in honor of the national music celebration.