On an uncharacteristically warm fall evening, I'm late. Practically running through midtown Manhattan, I'm regretting the cashmere sweater I threw on that morning when the temperature barely surfaced the 50s. A change of clothes would have solved my fall dressing problem, I but as I walk into the showroom of ... More

When she’s acting, Fran Drescher likes to take cues from her real life. Last year’s Happily Divorced, a second act in sitcoms for the former Nanny, was based on Drescher’s relationship with ex-husband Peter Marc Jacobson. Lately, though, the New York comedienne has been drawing on her experiences for a ... More

Pick-up artists, improv, Twitter and cave trout: There's nearly no topic that The Point magazine won't take on in its scholarly, sharp and incredibly accessible pages. Founders and PhD candidates at the University of Chicago, Jon Baskin, Etay Zwick and Jonny Thakkar released the first issue of the ... More

Hugh Jackman is known for being many things—singer, Broadway star, action movie hero—but coffee purveyor? It's true. Since 2010, Jackman, via his Laughing Man label, has been producing organic and fair-trade coffee, tea and hot chocolate. During a trip to Ethiopia, Jackman came to believe that unique products and ... More

In the heyday of Rush & Molloy—the Daily News' gossip column capstone—George Rush and Joanna Molloy fed millions with their unmatched celebrity scoops. A new memoir by the husband-and-wife team, Scandal: A Manual (out this month), chronicles their ... More

The last photograph Victor Skrebneski shot was for a fashion spread. He was just getting into a cab on Michigan Avenue when he noticed something "absolutely knockout." In a recent interview with DuJour, the photographer recalls the sight from earlier this year: "It was a girl, about 6'2", no hair, ... More

Romy doesn't quite recognize herself in photos yet, but she will soon. The 15-month-old New Yorker has a Polaroid from every day of the first six months of her life—each one scanned and saved onto two external hard drives. She's in portraits, paintings and illustrations created by friends of her ... More

If laughter is the best medicine, Goldie Hawn's treated millions since first appearing on television in the 1960s. But as the actress, who's starred in films like Private Benjamin, Overboard and The First Wives Club, came to know, a person's well-being rides on more than just cracking jokes, especially when ... More

Hanging loose isn't exactly the picture of luxury, but lately, with VIPs like Gisele and Justin Timberlake shredding it around the world, surfing has hit a wave of popularity with affluent athletes and travelers. And one man, Australian surf coach Ross Phillips, is at the forefront of the sport's ... More

The fact that New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg decreed September 4 to be Elie Tahari Day at the brand's Midtown pop-up shop last week gives the designer good reason to celebrate. The road to success for Tahari is a classic story of hard work and gumption: In 1971, he was ... More