David Bowie, famous as a musician, actor and cultural icon, had a lesser known identity: art collector. “The only thing I buy addictively is art,” Bowie told the BBC in 1999. With the help of Sotheby’s, Bowie’s personal collection of artwork will be available for public viewing starting this ... More

Despite a steady career in mega-franchises like Lord of the Rings and Star Trek, Karl Urban remains wholly unfazed by Hollywood. In fact, the actor still lives in his native New Zealand. “I know that’s kind of strange and hard to believe,” says Urban, “but I live there and just sort of commute… a ... More

Originally from Texas, Kimberly Hébert Gregory now calls the sunny hills of California home. It’s where she lives with her son, and it’s also home to her budding career as a theater maven turned HBO star. In the new comedic hit Vice Principals, VP Lee Russell, played by Walton Goggins, and VP Neal ... More

Kristin Welchez has swapped one alter ego for another. The singer first caught the world’s attention in 2008 as Dee Dee Penny, lead singer of indie-rock band Dum Dum Girls. With catchy guitar chords and Kristin’s growly vocals, the band crafted beloved indie hits like “Bedroom Eyes” and “Coming Down.” ... More

Benjamin Bratt knows crime. He starred on Law & Order for fourteen years as homicide detective Rey Curtis, played a CIA agent on 24: Live Another Day, had a memorable performance as an FBI agent in Miss Congeniality and, now, he’s playing the bad guy. In Infiltrator he portrays Richard Alcaino, a high-ranking member in Colombian drug ... More

The premise of Starz’s breakout show Power seems familiar: a boy from a poor neighborhood in Queens rises through the drug dealings ranks to become the boss of a crime empire and the nuanced power struggle of the New York underworld comes to light through betrayal, secrets and scandals. In ... More

After moving to New York in the mid-’70s, one of my first encounters with a fashion model was in the men’s room at a restaurant on the Upper East Side called Nicola’s. There was Janice Dickinson, with her hand down some guy’s pants in the loo. She was so hot. ... More

One might assume that filming a psychological thriller deep in the woods of British Columbia would make Paulina Singer a bit… jumpy, to stay the least. Oddly, Singer, a self-described hippie, says the experience actually helped her reach Nirvana.  “I really love the hippie culture in Canada,” says the actress. “There’s ... More