Sofia Coppola’s Best Style Moments
From ’90s icon to front row fashionista.
Rex Reed’s Top Picks from the 2023 Toronto Film Festival
TIFF provided plenty to write home about.
Miami’s Art Scene Heats Up With a New Space from Collector John Marquez
Most works displayed at the art space’s inaugural showing were created in the past five years.
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Michael Bloomberg Donates a Second $500M to Eradicate Coal
The former New York City mayor has ramped up his financial contributions to climate-focused organizations in recent years.
Who Is Dave Limp, the Incoming CEO of Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin?
Dave Limp will replace current Blue Origin CEO Bob Smith in December.
Dario Amodei Quit OpenAI to Build a GPT Rival. It’s Now a $5 Billion A.I. Leader
Dario Amodei, OpenAI’s former VP of research, parted ways with Sam Altman in 2020 to start a rival company. It’s now worth $5 billion and has earned the backing of Amazon.
Instagram Founder Kevin Systrom Discusses His New Company, A.I. and a News Crisis
“Information consumption, with news consumption at the peak, is an enormous problem today,” Instagram cofounder Kevin Systrom said at TechCrunch Disrupt 2023.
Girls Who Code Founder Reshma Saujani Reveals Her Quirky Secret of Pay Negotiation
The social entrepreneur encourages employees to send at least one professional email with a (preferably inconsequential) typo in it.
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A Look at Art Basel’s Expansion Under Noah Horowitz’s Leadership
The 53-year-old arts venture has recently undergone significant transformation.
Peter Zimmermann On Embracing the Unexpected
“Over the years, I have appreciated the accidents very much. That’s the crucial point about painting—that it involves something beyond your will.”
On View Now: The Yearnings of Cassi Namoda’s Gentle Rain
“It’s culture; we can’t have the “everyday” without having history involved somehow.”
Exploring the Impact of the Woman Behind the House of Chanel
Coco Chanel’s popularity in the early 20th Century coincided with social-political changes across Europe for women.
Mail-Order Tycoon Sam Josefowitz’s $59 Million Art Collection Heads to Christie’s
The collection is largely made up of works from the Pont-Aven school, an art movement of which Josefowitz was an early admirer.
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Jet Set: The Best Travel Pants
From wide-legged cashmere and classic black leggings to suede pull-ons and comfy joggers, these are the best travel pants we’re loving and coveting right now.
The Best Travel Backpacks for the Man on the Move
This travel accessory has become the go-to luggage alternative for the discerning gentleman who prefers the freedom of traveling light.
Savoring the Art of Campari During Negroni Week
With decades of art under the brand’s belt, it should be no surprise that Campari has not only a museum devoted to its history but also a dedicated team to preserve it.
Pumpkins, Apples and Beer: New York’s Best Fall Festivals
These spots should be on your go-to list this autumn.
The Best Celebrity Looks at London Fashion Week
From the front row to street style.
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‘The Creator’ Review: A Rare Original In The Shape of Sci-Fi Blockbuster
This sci-fi war movie from ‘Rouge One’ director rises Gareth Edwards is a futuristic epic that will leave you with something to talk about afterwards.
Aparna Nancherla Is at War with Her Brain
“It’s a constant struggle for me between wanting to be seen and then maybe feeling overexposed if I am seen.”
New York Film Festival Preview: Best Movies, Biggest Events and More
NYFF brings together a veritable mix of talented filmmakers, with exciting premieres and events for all movie lovers to enjoy.
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PR Power List Honor Roll 2023
Excellence in PR sometimes takes the form of a firm dedicated to a particular sector. Here is the 2023 PR Power List Honor Roll, recognizing specialist firms.
PR Power Rising Stars 2023
The PR business is constantly recruiting new talent, and the nature of media is that the best of the younger staff end up informing and reforming their firms. Here are this year’s rising stars.
The PR Power List 2023
2022 was yet another year of waiting for a “return to normal” that never entirely arrived. But the best agencies are the ones that can ride out change and take advantage of even adverse times. Here are the 25 best PR agencies in the United States right now.
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Leslie Odom Jr. Returns To Broadway In The Show He’s Wanted To Do For Years
Since ‘Hamilton,’ he’s been Oscar nominated, won a Golden Globe, written his autobiography, and recorded an album. Now he’s back on Broadway in ‘Purlie Victorious,’ a show he first saw as a teenager.
The Return of Seven Schiele Works Marks a Turning Point in Nazi-Looted Art Claims
The willingness of MoMA, the Morgan Library, SMBA, the Sabarsky Trust and Lauder to hand over their holdings could reverberate through the art world.
Lise Davidsen and Julia Bullock Jump Start New York City’s Classical Music Season
The Met is lucky to be featuring these young stars in the company’s eagerly awaited new productions opening next year.
Playwright Theresa Rebeck Doubles Down With Two New Shows On and Off Broadway
Playwright Theresa Rebeck has two shows this season—’Dig’ Off Broadway and ‘I Need That’ on Broadway—and she’s already at work on her next play.
One Fine Show: ‘Reckoning with Millet’s Man with a Hoe’ at the Getty Center
In the shadow of the 1848 Revolution, the work “appalled the bourgeoisie who considered it brutish and frightening, and even compared the figure to a serial killer.”
Art Advisor Katharine Earnhardt On Entry-Level Collecting, Untapped Markets and More
When she founded Mason Lane Art Advisory, she wanted to offer her clients a different kind of experience.
Bill Gates Says Planting Trees to Solve Climate Crisis Is ‘Complete Nonsense’
Every year, Bill Gates gives $10 million to a company to buy “carbon credits” that offset his personal carbon emissions, but he avoids unproven approaches like planting trees.
What to Watch on Streaming This Week: September 22-28
From Wes Anderson to Robert Rodriguez, big names are behind (and in front of) the camera on streaming.
Sotheby’s to Host Its First-Ever Dedicated Auction of Vernacular Photography
Among key works by artists like Richard Avedon and Hiroshi Sugimoto, a 1931 mugshot of the infamous mafioso Charles “Lucky” Luciano by an unknown photographer stands out.
Michael Bloomberg Lays Out His Succession Plan
Michael Bloomberg said he hoped to keep working for at least three to five more years.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Touts 4 Upcoming Chips Amid a Cutthroat A.I. Race
Gelsinger said there are three types of chipmakers, “You’re big, you’re niche or you’re dead. Intel is way too big to be niche, so we’d better be really big.”
Kristi Coulter Unpacks Hustle Culture and Her Own Ambition in ‘Exit Interview’
It’s hard not to juxtapose her brief discussion of warehouse conditions against passages in which she writes about her extremely generous compensation.
Director John Carney On How He Got His New Movie ‘Flora And Son’ To Sing
When he need something to positive to focus on during lockdown, the director of ‘Sing Street’ and ‘Once’ came up a movie about a single mom in Dublin who learns guitar.
Nothing With Russell Is Brand New, So Why Is the Investigation Stopping There?
It cannot be that Brand’s alleged behavior occurred in a vacuum.
The Hottest Lots in the Star-Studded Auction Benefiting Crew Affected by Hollywood Strikes
Tucked amid the celebrity Zoom sessions and lunches in the Union Solidarity Coalition’s auction are several more unusual lots.
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Is Building a Powerful Computing Cluster to Fight Disease With AI
Zuckerberg is “really optimistic” about A.I.’s potential to cure all disease in the 21st century.
Steve Jobs’s Son Reed Jobs Discusses Investing, Fame and Family Influence
“What I want to do in my entire life is to make cancer non-lethal in our lifetimes…That’s what I want to be known for,” Reed Jobs said at TechCrunch Disrupt 2023.
All the Stylish Sweater Dresses to Cozy Up in This Season
It’s the ultimate comfy, cozy and chic essential.
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Streaming Guide: 10 Environmental Documentaries to Watch During Climate Week
Climate Week brings many of our pressing climate concerns to the forefront, and these 10 documentaries offer important information and a few ways forward.
What to Watch on Streaming This Week: September 15-21
From ‘Fast X’ to a heartwarming true story, there’s plenty of great movies and TV to catch on streaming this week.
What to Watch on Streaming This Week: September 8-14
From one of AMC+’s best shows brought to Max to multiple exciting book adaptations, it’s a week full of great movies and series.
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‘The Continental’ Review: This John Wick Miniseries Doesn’t Disappoint
Is it worth spending time in the John Wick universe without its main attraction, Keanu Reeves? This three-episode miniseries says yes.
‘Cassandro’ Review: Gael García Bernal Shines in Surprisingly Dull Biopic
The movie tells the story of an unlikely hero in the Mexican Lucha Libre scene, but it could do a better job.
‘Swing State’ Review: Small-Town Drama Shows Heartbreak in the Heartland
Playwright Rebecca Gilman’s keenly observed drama arrives Off Broadway at the Minetta Lane Theater from Chicago’s Goodman Theatre for a limited run.