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Bye Bye, Chris
Pulling weeds in the Garden State: a look back at Chris Christie's failed campaignFor a number of years Chris Christie was considered one of the Republican Party’s rising stars, and after the 2012 election he even seemed poised to be the GOP’s frontrunner for the presidential bid. He won over voters with moderate politics and an unfiltered, at times even combative persona (“Man ... More -
Bye Bye, Carly
Taking stock of the highs and (mostly) lows of Carly Fiorina's campaignThe last woman standing in the GOP presidential race was, well, the only woman ever standing—but she took a seat this week when she ended her bid for leader of the free world. She says she doesn’t intend to put her feet up and sip daiquiris by the pool for ... More -
The L.A. Condo Fit for a VIP
The Junior Penthouse in The Carlyle Residences offers dramatic windows with ocean views, luxury amenities and more -
Inside a Controversial New TV Series
George MacKay on the conspiracy theories of 11.22.63Despite focusing on the events of a November day more than five decades ago, the new series 11.22.63 feels thoroughly modern. Perhaps it’s because the eight-episode series will premiere exclusively on the streaming channel Hulu on February 15, or because the plot—based on a Stephen King story—uses time travel to put a ... More -
Michelangelo’s Tuscan Villa Hits the Market
Quite the historical piece of real estateThe home of one of the Renaissance era’s most iconic artists could soon be yours. Michelangelo’s historic Tuscan villa feels like a trip back in time. The eight-bedroom, 13,000-square-foot property—known as La Torre de Michelangelo—comes equipped with classic Renaissance-age fixtures and working wood-burning fireplaces. Plus, it features a ... More -
Michelangelo’s Tuscan Villa Hits the Market
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The Sound and Style of ‘Vinyl’
Actor Max Casella hopes the new HBO series reignites some rock 'n' roll feverIn 1973, New York City wasn’t much like it is today. Crime was rampant, the city was on the verge of financial collapse and the idea of a skyscraper as a place for international billionaires to park their fortunes hadn’t quite been perfected. But if there was one ... More -
Partying, High-Stakes Gambling and Horse Racing on Ice
St. Moritz's 109-year-old White Turf Festival is arguably the most over-the-top (and under-the-radar) spectacle in the worldThe VIP tent at the White Turf festival in St. Moritz feels a bit like the capitol in The Hunger Games: decadent with a hint of the obscene. It’s the dead of winter and while it may be snowing outside, it’s practically balmy in here. Sixty handsome waiters tend to ... More -
A Bedding Expert on All Things Sleepy
With Hill House Home, founder Nell Diamond cuts out the middle manEnergetic entrepreneur Nell Diamond developed the concept for Hill House Home while in business school at Yale. The born-and-bred Londoner (who now calls New York home) previously worked as a fixed income analyst at Deutsche Bank and was part of the Start-Up Founder Practicum, an incubator, when ... More -
On Location with Mary Elizabeth Ellis
Find out what goes on behind the scenes of The GrinderWorking on the set of The Grinder—the FOX comedy that follows Rob Lowe’s Dean Sanderson as he decides to manage his family’s law firm after playing a lawyer on a hit TV series—Mary Elizabeth Ellis says she’s lucky to play a character (Debbie, the wife of Sanderson’s brother) who ... More
