There's nothing particularly "Hollywood" about Newsroom star Thomas Sadoski, save for the slick Ray Ban aviators he removes once we're inside Victor's Delicatessen in the Hollywood Hills, his favorite low-key spot for grabbing a cup of matzo ball soup or what he calls a "New York quality" Pastrami sandwich. His ... More

Paul Liebrandt's Corton is easily one of Manhattan's toniest restaurants. The Tribeca eatery earned two Michelin stars for its $155-per-person tasting menu and is consistently spoken of as one of the hottest tickets in town. It is, needless to say, a very fancy place. So tongues have been ... More

There aren't many things that pawn shops, Stephen King and the White House have in common. But if you're paying attention to pop culture this month, you'll see that they do share one thing: the striking Canadian actress Rachelle Lefevre. In addition to her role in the just-released White House Down ... More

Royalty of the Hollywood variety has always needed cover for any litany of indiscretions. In Tinseltown's Golden Age, studio-appointed puppet masters like Eddie Mannix and Howard Strickling were responsible for tending to movie stars' troubles, whether that meant covering up affairs—for, among others, Tarzan star Johnny Weissmuller—or managing a suspicious ... More

The pulsating beat of 1960s Miami is back in full swing as Magic City returns for its second season on STARZ this weekend. DuJour recently had a chance to talk to Danny Huston, 51, son of legendary film director John Huston and brother of actress Anjelica Huston, who ... More

When NBC publicly axed Today Show anchor Ann Curry last June, America suddenly got a glimpse into the not-so-glamorous underbelly of morning television. Since then, media outlets have attempted to piece together what exactly happened with Curry, but a single, definitive story never surfaced. Until now. ... More

You may not know Tim Simons, who plays Jonah Ryan, the liason between the president and the vice president on Veep. But with the HBO show's season two premiere airing on Sunday, April 14th at 10 p.m., it's time to start paying attention. Starring Seinfeld alum Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Selina Meyer, ... More

Leonardo Da Vinci – the painter, sculptor, inventor and poster genius for Renaissance innovation – has been dead for nearly 500 years, however he's never stopped being popular. From museum exhibitions to T-shirts and dorm-room ... More

Sarah Paulson is on the run. Well, sort of. She is multi-tasking in between performances of Langford Wilson's 1979 Pulitzer Prize-winning play Talley's Folly: eating lunch, changing wardrobe and excitedly talking about her titular role as lovelorn Sally Talley, ... More

Each week, there's an avalanche of new albums, films, books, theater, and art to take in—from monumental new voices in culture to guilty pleasures worth indulging in. We're here to help narrow down what deserves your attention. Our picks for the week are below:  The Album: Singer Charles Bradley's sophomore ... More