Tegan and Sara’s Tribute to The Con

In honor of the album’s 10th anniversary, the duo released The Con X: Covers, featuring MUNA, Bleachers and Cyndi Lauper

The Canadian indie pop duo Tegan and Sara Quinn are known for their quirky banter on stage, their unpolished language and totally relatable lyrics. The twin sisters have been performing together since the mid 1990s, releasing eight studio albums and garnering a loyal fan base from hits like “If It ... More

Funny Business: Caroline Hirsch and Her Comedy Empire

The woman behind New York Comedy Festival reflects on her career, Carson, and not telling jokes

There’s something very intimate about stand-up comedy. One lone soul takes the stage, armed at most with a bottle of water or a beer and at the very least, a microphone and a litany of observations that they hope will fill the room with raucous laughter. The fanfare around this quirky ... More

An Excerpt from Bloodlines: The True Story of a Drug Cartel

Investigative journalist Melissa del Bosque covers a story of drugs, power and downfall set within the world of race tracks

It was late October 2009, and still four months away from the Zetas’ declaration of war against the Gulf Cartel. But Miguel was someone who always planned ahead. For the last two years he’d been investing in quarter horse racing, which not only indulged his passion but was also a ... More

Candid Culture with Dennis Rodman

Following his return from North Korea, Dennis Rodman gives a candid interview to DuJour about his travels

North Korea is always a controversial subject—and so is Dennis Rodman. When the former basketball player and reality star went to visit the country on a trip sponsored by marijuana currency company potcoin.com, onlookers were left scratching their heads. DuJour sat down with Rodman immediately following his return from the country ... More

A Look at the Artwork at La Biennale

Christopher Forbes, the first American president of La Biennale in Paris, brings with him an all-new artistic interpretation

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Meet the First American President of La Biennale in Paris

Christopher Forbes brings with him an all-new artistic interpretation

In 1975, freshly minted Princeton grad Christopher Forbes organized an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He was 24, and already selling ads for his father Malcolm, publisher of Forbes magazine. “I wrote a catalog instead of a regular paper for my senior thesis and the Metropolitan Museum asked ... More

Inside a South African Safari

Tracking African rhinos on foot gets safari-goers up close, and personal, with one of the world’s most beautiful, and compromised, animals

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Stories From a South African Safari

Tracking African rhinos on foot gets safari-goers up close and personal with one of the world’s most beautiful--and compromised--animals

In the northeast corner of South Africa, a few miles from the Swaziland border, I drape my “binos” around my neck, tuck my pants inside my socks, as you do—to prevent anything “foreign” from crawling up inside, of course—and prepare to embark into the bush, a city girl in search ... More

Inside The Gargoyle Hunters

A debut novel examines the heartbreak of being in love with the ever-changing landscape of New York

You don’t find people who “like” New York. Its 305 square miles, packed with close to 9 million bodies, are the definition of polarizing. You either love it or you hate it. Those who choose the former often see ... More

Behind the Exhibit: Perpetual Revolution

Get an inside look at The Image and Social Change in New York City

The International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York City opened its doors in 1974 in an effort to highlight photojournalism and the impact it has on a society. Since then, the ICP has continued to showcase powerful photography and videography that lives and breathes in today’s culture. ... More

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