Your new autobiography, Hitmaker: The Man and His Music, due out on January 29, details your time as an influential talent manager and record company executive. Why did you decide to write this ... More

It’s where F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote The Last Tycoon, where Jean Harlow and Clark Gable carried on their affair, where Natalie Wood met James Dean, where John Belushi suffered his fatal overdose, and where Lindsay Lohan has gotten into more than her fair share of trouble. We're talking about the Chateau ... More

What's a fashionista to do? The September issues of magazines have come and gone, and New York Fashion Week won’t kick off again until February 7. Still, she—or he—now has some good options to receive one's RDA of chic. Grace, the memoir by Vogue magazine’s creative director Grace Coddington, was released ... More

As anyone who's cracked open The Corrections or Freedom knows, finishing one of Jonathan Franzen’s books takes a major investment of time. But beginning Oct. 21, there’ll be a brand-new addition to the Pulitzer Prize-nominated author’s oeuvre that people can digest in a mere 75 minutes. That's when House For ... More

MICHAEL CAINE Growing up in London, Michael Caine wasn’t set on acting. The now-iconic British star frequented a youth center to play basketball and, one day on his way to practice, he made an important discovery. “I passed the door to the dramatic society, which had a window in it,” Caine ... More

Click here to view our photo gallery featuring Hollywood legends Michael Caine, Ray Liotta, Alan Arkin, Christopher Walken, Dustin Hoffman and Hugo Weaving, shot exclusively for DuJour  MICHAEL CAINE Growing up in London, Michael Caine wasn’t set on acting. The now-iconic British star frequented a youth center to ... More

While the mention of a film festival may conjure up images in your mind of jam-packed screenings, phalanxes of celebrities and even greater phalanxes of paparazzi, a more genteel and more low-key cinematic celebration kicks off this weekend as the Savannah Film Festival—hosted by the Savannah ... More

Last year, art lovers got more than an eyeful of Glenn Ligon’s work when he was the subject of Glenn Ligon: America, a sprawling mid-career retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art. The exhibit displayed the work that the New Yorker is best known for—works on ... More

Actor Andrew Rannells is having a blockbuster year. He scored a Tony nod for his role in Broadway’s The Book of Mormon and captivated audiences as Elijah, Hannah’s gay ex-boyfriend, on HBO’s Girls. This fall he stars in the new NBC sitcom The New ... More

Novelist/journalist Tom Wolfe has never met a sentence he couldn't apply his literary jazz hands to and liven up with sound effects or italics or extend into a dizzy page-spanning thought sponge that expands and grows and swells and and grows and expands and.....(now this writer is doing it ... More