Atul Bhatara was born prematurely with Cerebral Palsy and underwent 14 operations.
Growing up with his family in Queens, Bhatara studied business at St. John’s University. After graduating, he started running a catering hall in East Elmhurst, hosting up to 300 weddings every year.
Then, amid the pandemic, he launched his own line of skincare products and became a motivational speaker.
Anchor Stephanie Simon sat down with Bhatara in honor of Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month.
Anchor Stephanie Simon sat down with the curator Philip Palmer.
Anchor Stephanie Simon sat down with Jessica ahead of her next show on April 6.
It was five years ago this month when the COVID-19 pandemic began to escalate in the city.
Two Yankee and Mets podcast hosts joined “Weekends on 1.”
Wallace has been in show business for nearly 50 years and spent many years living in New York City.
David Giffen, executive director of the Coalition for the Homeless joined "Weekends On 1."
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