A Vodka Tycoon’s Upper East Side Mansion Lists for $25 Million
In 1957, prominent art dealer Leo Castelli turned the living room into an exhibition space, where Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol and Bruce Nauman would eventually pass through.
We’ve Never Experienced El Niño Like This
Experts warn of power blackouts across North America this summer.
How to Plan an African Safari
When organized properly, the unique formula of majestic wildlife, rugged luxury and far-flung enchantment can easily equal the trip of a lifetime.
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Elon Musk Has Convinced Detroit Auto Giants to Adopt Tesla’s EV Standards
GM’s switch to Tesla charging standards marks a key moment for the EV industry.
Women Dominate the Top Editorial Positions Across News Networks
Twenty years ago, men led all seven of the top cable networks. Today, women are in charge.
A.I. Leaders Are Divided on Whether and How to Regulate the Tech
From “essential” and “build as fast and aggressively as they can” to “tested very carefully” and “too important not to regulate.”
The Young Billionaires Who’ve Pledged Away Their Wealth
The Giving Pledge was created by Warren Buffet, Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates in 2010.
Bloomberg, Buffett and Warhol Make Major Donations
Warren Buffet’s 2023 donations are expected to total around $4.5 billion.
Arts
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Don’t Miss: Wura-Natasha Ogunji’s ‘Cake’ at Fridman Gallery
The site-specific thread installation is only on view through June 17.
Madsteez and It’s A Living Play in INDUSTRY One’s ‘Sentimientos’
The street artists’ collaborative exhibition offers ample proof that two heads are better than one.
One Fine Show: James Barnor at the Detroit Institute of Arts
The Ghanaian photographer isn’t about signifiers. He’s about gestures, posture and expressions.
Broadway Producer Hunter Arnold on Theater Investing and Identifying Tomorrow’s Hit Shows
The Tony-award-winning producer shared the surprising successes and pitfalls of running a Broadway-focused investment fund.
The World’s Most Valuable Ruby Breaks Records at Sotheby’s Auction
Sotheby’s Magnificent Jewels auction brought in a breathtaking $96 million.
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Tommy Hilfiger Flips Houses
It’s unclear what renovations were done to increase the value by so much in a short period of time.
Here’s What to Expect from London Fashion Week
The hybrid format is focused on experimentation, change and innovation, highlighting fashion and culture.
The Playful Crochet Dresses That Epitomize Summer Style
Elevate your warm weather aesthetic with these fashionable crochet frocks.
130-Acre Riverfront Hudson Valley Estate for $25 Million
Meticulous work by AD-100 honored architect and designer Niels Schoenfelder.
13 Underrated Greek Islands to Escape the Summer Crowds
From the rugged peaks of Amorgos to the sapphire seas of Serifos, these are the under-the-radar Grecian isles truly worth a visit.
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‘Pageboy’ Review: Elliot Page Reclaims His Identity In Inspiring, Unscripted Memoir
In ‘Pageboy,’ Elliot Page displays a deep breathing, thoughtful self-reflection about an existence defined by public roles—whether on screen or imprisoned by closets—that now sees the quiet narrator reset the story of his life.
Losing My Ambition: A Conversation with Author Rainesford Stauffer
‘All the Gold Stars’ considers whether we’re looking at ambition all wrong.
Who to Watch: Dominique Fishback, Star of ‘Swarm’ and ‘Transformers’
The actress is on the rise with her killer performances in ‘Swarm’ and ‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts.’
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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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What to Watch on Streaming This Week: June 9-15
From Oscar winners like ‘Dune’ and ‘A Star is Born’ to returning favorites like ‘Black Mirror’ and ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’, this week is packed with quality titles to stream.
Julie Wainwright Is Onto Her Next Company
Wainwright has been the CEO of seven companies over the course of her 44-year career.
Elon Musk Predicts Nvidia’s Monopoly in A.I. Chips Won’t Last
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expects to generate $11 billion in revenue in the coming quarter—over 50 percent higher than analyst predictions.
NASA Is Behind New York’s Newest Immersive Art Show
‘Beyond the Light’s’ visuals and soundscapes utilize galactic data from the James Webb Space Telescope.
The Best Swim Cover-Ups to Wear All Season Long
Summer is all about easy elegance, even at the beach.
Inside the Extemporaneous Haze of Broadway’s Drama Desk Awards
Wait, you’ve never heard of the Drama Desks?
How Much Do Banks Spend Protecting Their CEOs?
Fink and Kapito are not the only high-powered executives with dedicated safety programs.
Ricardo Orts and Ulises Studio Conjure Whimsical Worlds with A.I.
The Berlin-based design studio is using artificial intelligence to design a future that is gorgeous, surreal and wildly sustainable.
Sotheby’s Breuer Purchase Brings the Auction House Back to Its Madison Ave Roots
A final and definitive break with the legacy of its influential one-time owner.
Star Tenor Lawrence Brownlee Ends His 2023 Season With ‘Singspiel’ and Solidarity
In an interview with Observer, Brownlee talks opera, diversity in art and what music can tell us about the Black experience in America.
The Best New Restaurant Openings in Brooklyn
From French bistros to vegan favorites, these are the most exciting new dining options in Brooklyn.
Dutch Architecture on London’s Pont Street for $25 Million
A stone’s throw from where Oscar Wilde was arrested in 1895.
Tucker Carlson’s Twitter Show Has a Woodsy Vibe and 85 Million Views
It’s safe to say Carlson retained his audience.
Rod Stewart Lists His $70 Million Sprawling L.A. Estate
Architect Richard Landry designed the ‘maximalist’ residence specifically for the singer in the ‘90s.
Why Sam Altman Won’t Take OpenAI Public
Altman prefers to remain in full control.
McKinsey’s A.I. Chief Discusses ChatGPT’s Impact on Consulting Jobs
McKinsey’s chief people officer expects generative A.I. to change how consulting firms recruit talent.
CEO Chris Licht Is Out, CNN Exec Team Takes Over
Who are the executives in charge of CNN now?
Tina Turner’s Most Iconic Style Moments
From her shimmering ankle-length gowns in the early ‘60s to the ultra-mini custom numbers that would ultimately define her look, Turner’s rock ‘n’ roll style was simply the best.
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The Best LGBTQ Movies and Shows to Stream This Pride Month
It’s Pride Month, and what better way to celebrate than to enjoy some fantastic LGBTQ stories on streaming?
What’s Leaving Streaming This Month: June 2023
From a murder mystery courtesy of Agatha Christie to Julia Roberts’ Oscar-winning performance, the options of what to stream this month (before they leave) are vast and plentiful.
What to Watch on Streaming This Week: June 2-8
Oscar winners and nominees mix with mega blockbusters and fun new true crime series this week.
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‘The Days Of Wine and Roses’ Review: Love On The Rocks, With An Iffy Musical Twist
The classic tale remains grim, graphic, and demanding, and Brian d’Arcy James and Kelli O’Hara give it all they’ve got. But burdened with bluntly conversational songs, this musical fails to touch the heart in any significant way.
‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ Review: A Smorgasbord of Eye Candy, But Style Over Substance
The bold and painterly digital animation is so imaginative that you barely notice there’s something missing: a complete story.
‘You Hurt My Feelings’ Review: The Problems of Everyday Life, Perfectly Played
Julia Louis-Dreyfus is pitch perfect and hilariously relatable in this Nicole Holofcener film about a marriage strained by a white lie that suddenly becomes not so little.