Living in New York City is unlike living anywhere else in the world. Yes, there are other big cities out there, but New York has this unique character. There is simply just too much to do and see. Climbing the mega-skyscrapers such as the Empire State Building, walking across the Brooklyn Bridge, lining up for the famous Grimaldi's Pizza, exploring the art displays at the Union Square markets, posing with the Wall Street Bull in Wall Street, stopping by the New York Stock Exchange, the Metropolitan Museum of Art - that's 5000 years of art right there - to exploring the myriad of Chinatowns scattered throughout the city as well as the Little Italies. That's the great thing about New York too, it really is a melting pot so you are never really 'an outsider' - you can always find your own kind among the masses of friendly people.

In places, Imagine borders on parody. It talks about the left-field creativity that produced a disposable mop, the Swiffer. "That insight changed floor cleaning forever," says Lehrer.

Moet & Chandon, the official champagne of the Oscars, has teamed up with Cooking Channel star Aida Mollenkamp to help Academy Awards fans create the perfect party menu. Not only are the menu ideas simple and delicious, they are inspired by some of the year's most highly-acclaimed movies.

Next month, the National Portrait Gallery will also present a major exhibition of Freuds portrait paintings of his lovers, friends and family, referred to by the artist as "the people in my life."

If he was to produce the watch the original would go to his son, James, also a watchmaker it would have to respect that first effort.