If everyday Middle Eastern conflicts weren’t enough to keep up with, imagine what would happen if, from deep beneath the streets of Jerusalem, a 2,000-year-old plot to overthrow the world came to light. That’s the case for the world according to Dig, a compelling new series—from the creators of Homeland and Heroes—on ... More

American Crime isn’t just another cop show. The new ABC series, from 12 Years a Slave scribe John Ridley, premieres March 5 and centers on what happens after a crime is committed—in this case, the murder of a veteran and the brutal attack of his wife. The series, which stars Felicity Huffman and ... More

If you’ve ever envisioned yourself in a dark smoky lounge, a Tom Ford dress hugging you in all the right places, cognac swirling in your glass as you move through the room with an unstudied feline swagger—pausing for a suggestive moment as the bass drops and a sea of suits ... More

The New York Times “Wealth Matters” columnist Paul Sullivan adamantly believes that even “rich” people may never find true wealth. His experiences with the one percent influenced his steadfast ideas about financials in new book, The Thin Green Line: The Money Secrets of the Super Wealthy. Here, Sullivan reveals the ... More

Josh Hutcherson wants to play you in his next film. The Hunger Games star recently teamed up with Ron Howard and Canon to launch Project Imagination: The Trailer.  Its mission is to encourage filmmakers of all levels to create trailers from photo and video footage of their everyday lives. The actor and ... More

Fox’s The Following, a series known for its bone-chilling crimes and unexpected plot twists, has been startling audiences since it first premiered in 2013. And the upcoming third season will be no different. In the series, 90210 alum Jessica Stroup—who plays NYPD detective Max Hardy—stars opposite Kevin Bacon, James Purefoy and Shawn ... More

Silicon Valley startups tend to hog all the credit for kick-starting the open-office phenomenon. But these young technocrats have nothing on illustrious architect Robert A.M. Stern, who has embraced porous, partition-free floor plans since founding his practice in the late 1960s. “All this talk of open environments—the Googles, the Apples—really started ... More

“When we were starting out our manager, Jared, told us happy music wasn’t in style. Then Pharrell came out with ‘Happy,’ and we were like, ‘Take that!”  It’s a Monday afternoon and indie-pop band Misterwives is hanging out in a conference room at Universal Music Group’s headquarters in New York, signing copies of Our ... More

The Kardashians and Jenners are no strangers to the spotlight. Whether it’s details about Kim Kardashian’s marriage to Kanye West, Kris Jenner’s latest outfit choice or Khloe Kardashian’s daily beauty routine, fans yearn to keep up with every detail of their fabulous lives. From nude pregnancy photos of Kourtney Kardashian ... More

Comedian O’Neal McKnight met his future wife, L.A.-based stylist Miriam Sternoff, in an elevator on his way to P.Diddy’s office ten years ago—but it wasn’t quite love at first sight. “What immediately went through my brain was, Oh, he’s definitely batting for the other team,” admits Sternoff. Years later—and now deeply in ... More