What happens when you put a Karate Kid legend, rock stars, and NYC's biggest animal lovers under one roof? You get a night that changed 17,000 lives.At NYC Second Chance Rescue's 6th Annual Rescue Ball, host Tania Rubis goes behind the velvet rope to uncover the truth about NYC's animal shelter crisis. Ralph Macchio reveals why he was wrong about rescue dogs. Guests share why they love pets more than people. And you'll meet Junie—a puppy who survived the unthinkable.From an $85,000 Hampton Jollys auction to heartbreaking rescue stories that will make you rethink everything, this isn't your typical gala coverage.Featured: Ralph Macchio, Rob & Marisol Thomas, Georgina Bloomberg, Elaine Hendrix, David Lauren, Lauren Bush Lauren, Dylan Lauren, Joe Gatto, Bessy Gatto, Mike Woods, Dr. Tom Walker, Dr. Dan Belkin, Shouka Amirsolimani, Dr. Tomas Infernuso, John Lloyd Young, Jennifer Brooks, Lisa Rose, Kate McEntee (NYC Second Chance Rescue team)

In this episode of The Rubis Show, we take you inside “Moonlighters By Michael Fredo” — a private VIP art opening and reception in New York hosted by Tommy Hilfiger and Andy Hilfiger, where art is not just about aesthetics but about access, emotion, status, and quiet influence.From playful, surreal sculptures and high‑end collectible pieces to conversations about luck, success, and creative identity, Michael Fredo shares his journey from touring with Britney Spears to building a sought‑after art presence among New York collectors.We also speak with Tommy Hilfiger during the event, capturing a rare moment from the night, his presence within this private setting, and his perspective on how art, style, and belief in luck shape a life in fashion and business.And with Carmen D’Alessio — a legendary figure of New York nightlife behind iconic Studio 54 nights — we explore what today’s scene is missing: freedom, energy, and the raw spirit that once defined the city.This is not just an art opening.It is a look inside how New York really moves — through people, taste, money, and unspoken signals.

"To survive in New York, talent isn't always enough—you need connections."Welcome to a brand new episode of The Rubis Show! While the world watches Los Angeles for the Academy Awards, we are stepping onto the red carpet to celebrate cinema New York style.We take you inside an exclusive, private Manhattan Oscar party hosted by renowned economist Nouriel Roubini. Watch as he shares his personal journey to the red carpet and his unique experience with the Oscar-winning documentary Inside Job.Is New York City officially becoming the Hollywood of the East Coast? We hit the red carpet to interview Broadway actors, finance executives, and true New Yorkers to uncover the brutal truth about making it in NYC. We discuss the ultimate dilemma: is raw talent enough to succeed, or is networking the real key to surviving in this city?Plus, we explore the terrifying yet fascinating future of art and cinema. Get an exclusive look at Etherea, a real-time AI visualizer, as we discuss the scary reality of artificial intelligence replacing creative jobs and everyday professions.From high-fashion red carpet looks to deep conversations about ambition, networking, and AI, this episode has it all!

30 years in fashion isn’t luck. It’s survival.In this episode of The Rubis Show, we take you inside New York Fashion Week to celebrate Diana Mahrach’s 30th anniversary in the NYC fashion industry.From the intensity of backstage preparation to the glamour of the runway, this episode captures the full atmosphere of her anniversary show in Manhattan.Diana opens up about the pressure of sustaining a brand for three decades, surviving the COVID shutdowns, and what it truly takes to stay relevant in one of the most competitive cities in the world.We also speak with fashion insiders and guests in attendance, exploring:– What separates New York luxury from European fashion culture– Why Paris and New York approach glamour differently– And what survival in Manhattan fashion really looks likeThis isn’t just a runway show.It’s 30 years of resilience under the lights of NYFW.

Welcome to a special Valentine’s Day episode of The Rubis Show at New York Fashion Week 2026.

Inside Malan Breton’s Autumn/Winter 2026 show “Song of the Winter Siren,” we explore ambition, romance, and the reality of dating in New York.

Is love emotional or strategic in the capital of ambition?

Plus, Malan Breton shares how he arrived in NYC with just $60 and built a global fashion career.

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Sergio Soldano once dressed Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Jones, and the icons of a different era. Then the brand disappeared.Now it returns — not in Rome, not in Milan — but in Manhattan.In this episode of The Rubis Show, we take you inside the Sergio Soldano F/W 2026 comeback during New York Fashion Week 2026, hosted at the iconic Printemps New York and presented in partnership with Fashion Group International.From Italian mid-century glamour to modern New York strategy, this revival marks a bold attempt to reintroduce a heritage fashion house to one of the most competitive cities in the world.Inside the Printemps boudoir, we explore:– the Sergio Soldano F/W 2026 womenswear collection– conversations about luxury lifestyle and Manhattan real estate– how New York audiences respond to heritage brands– and what it really means to relaunch in the city that sets global trendsIs this just nostalgia — or the beginning of a new chapter?Welcome to the comeback.