Cheese, corgis, and coffee. These are the three greatest loves in Antoni Porowski's life. Okay, that might be too dramatic. But, he does generously gravitate towards these three topics. Porowski, food and wine guru on Netflix's Queer Eye, helped revamp New York City's The Village Den restaurant in late ... More

A quick look around Jordan Klepper’s Midtown Manhattan office tells you all you need to know about the man: an electric typewriter, a bar cart, original artwork by a friend, a Peabody Award. This is someone who prefers tactile experiences to efficient ones, and as a result, ... More

It's a rainy morning in New York City (cue traffic jams and very angry locals), but inside the Baccarat Hotel, everything is coming up roses. We’re stationed in a lovely penthouse atop all the hustle and bustle, dry as the Sahara, and Naomi Watts has a closetful of ... More

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Since 2012, Ally Brooke has toured the world with the other women of pop group Fifth Harmony by her side. When the girl group announced their break up in March 2018, it was clear that they would each need to rediscover their individual identities. For Brooke, transitioning into a ... More

Singer-songwriter Camille Trust’s vivacious personal and sonic style is reminiscent of past artists like Janis Joplin but she somehow manages to remain a creative force all her own. A native New Yorker, Trust exudes confidence and charm both on and off stage. Her bold ... More

Billie Eilish wears sweatpants, sneakers and oversized t-shirts a lot. There is a cool contrast between Eilish and her typically “sexy” female teen pop star counterparts on a visual level. But when 16-year-old Eilish gets on stage and the most haunting voice escapes, audiences across the globe are captivated. With ... More

When twin brothers Max and Spencer Ernst and vocalist Chelsea Lee first met at a show in their hometown of Washington D.C., the trio now known as SHAED pretty quickly became inseparable.  “I didn’t drive at the time and Max and Spenc had this awesome Crown Vic so we would all just pile ... More

You might have heard of Tod Seelie, the Brooklyn-based photographer who captures people and moments at the fringes of the New York social scene. If not, you've probably seen his work: Besides his 2013 book, Bright Nights: Photographs of Another New York, his gritty, mesmerizing work has appeared in ... More