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The Shining Stars Of The Venice Film Festival
Each year, the Venice Film Festival hosts the biggest names in Hollywood and beyond. For its 82nd anniversary, DuJour documented the dazzling spectacle of the Lido
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Laura Dern Stands Tall
This holiday season may be bittersweet for Academy Award–winning actress Laura Dern, but her career is on fire
Laura Dern radiates a familiar blend of intellect and warmth that has made her one of Hollywood’s most beloved figures for decades. At 58, the Academy, Emmy and Golden Globe Award–winning actress has transcended the labels of leading lady or indie muse. She’s a modern icon who …
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Minka Kelly’s Paris Match
The actress says bonjour to the rom-com
If Minka Kelly isn’t the current reigning Queen of Netflix, she’s certainly in the royal court. The first season of her Texas-set series Ransom Canyon was a huge success: It spent four weeks in the global top 10 list and reached the top 10 in 77 countries. …
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Kristen Chenoweth Is Theater’s Queen
This fall, Broadway royalty Kristin Chenoweth makes a long-awaited return to the stage in a brand-new musical
When Kristin Chenoweth showed up in the 1999 revival of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown as Charlie’s grumpy sister Sally, you knew you were in the presence of a musical theater tornado. She won a Tony for the role, and a star was born—one that jumped regularly from stage …
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A New Book Revisits George Balanchine’s Legacy
"In Balanchine's Steps" celebrates the genius of choreographer George Balanchine with a visual history and recollections by famous dancers
Georgian-American ballet choreographer George Balanchine co-founded the New York City Ballet in 1948, where he created over 400 works, shaping the American ballet landscape. This fall sees the arrival of a new volume on Balanchine—titled In Balanchine’s Steps—viewed by many as the architect …
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Allison Williams: No Regrets
Grab your tissues. Hollywood’s go-to horror queen dips her toes in the romance genre with the new film Regretting You
Because of the overwhelming success of Get Out ($259 million worldwide) and M3GAN ($180 million worldwide), actor Allison Williams has become inextricably linked with the horror genre.
“I’m a horror girl,” says Williams, proudly.
She considers herself a skilled producer of horror films—mostly because she’s consciously aware of what horror fans want …
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Chanel Reopens Its Bellagio Resort Boutique
Designed in partnership with architect, Peter Marino, the 4,778-square-foot space features the French label's latest fashion, watches and ... More
Printemps Shakes Up Downtown’s Culinary Landscape
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Inside The Winter Show’s Glamorous Design Events
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From the White House to Your House
In All the Presidents’ Money, author Megan Gorman uncovers the truth about US presidents’ personal financial histories
We often think of the U.S. presidents as being above the fray. But the truth is, the presidents are just like us—worried about money, trying to keep a budget and chasing the American financial dream. While some presidents like Herbert Hoover and Gerald Ford became wildly successful with money, ... More
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Cannes Confidential
Each year, the Cannes Film Festival hosts the biggest names in Hollywood and beyond. DuJour documented the dazzling spectacle of the Croisette
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Sadhguru’s Book ‘Death: An Inside Story’ Challenges the Last Great Taboo
In Death: An Inside Story, global thought leader Sadhguru confronts the ultimate taboo—death—with clarity and compassion. He reframes mortality as life’s greatest teacher, offering practical wisdom from yogic science and ...
In a culture that whispers about mortality behind closed doors, Sadhguru, a global thought leader, believes that confronting mortality is the key to living fully.
His new book, Death: An Inside Story: A Book for All Those Who Shall Die, is a ... More
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Rami Malek, Renaissance Man
Emmy and Academy Award winner Rami Malek tackles the psychology of Nazi Germany in Nuremberg
The other day Rami Malek had a dream about the key grip from Mr. Robot. The critically acclaimed television series won the 44-year-old Los Angeles-born performer an Emmy in 2016 for his role as the clinically depressed computer hacker Elliot Alderson. But that was nearly a decade ago. ... More
