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A Look Back at Diana Vreeland’s Illustrious Career
Peek inside a collection of the fashion legend's greatest workBefore Diana Vreeland was a legend, she was a fashion editor. Perhaps, according to a new book, Diana Vreeland: The Modern Woman, the very first one. The job was given to Vreeland in 1936 when she joined Harper’s Bazaar, where she would remain for nearly 30 years. Its subject’s grandson, Alexander ... More -
A Look Back at Diana Vreeland’s Illustrious Career
Peek inside a collection of the fashion legend's greatest work -
The Many Hats of Tamara Tunie
Known for her role as Law and Order: SVU's medical examiner, Tunie is hitting the road with a completely different actThe cast of Law and Order: Special Victims Unit has been fighting crime for 17 seasons on NBC, and Tamara Tunie, who plays medical examiner Dr. Melinda Warren, has been a part of that for almost the entire time. But TV isn’t her only medium: the Carnegie Mellon-educated Tunie won a More -
Step Right Up to the Farmival of the Year
#Cancerland, an organization for women with breast cancer, hosted a fun-filled indoor carnival with raffles, games and incredible performances -
An Art Gallery’s Dazzling Debut
Famed Victoria's Secret photographer Russell James showcased a three-part photography series at Anderson Contemporary's exclusive launch party -
Room Request! The Waldorf Astoria New York
The most requested room at this famed New York hotel was once the residence of several "royal" guests. See inside, hereThere are few hotels in the world with a storied history quite like New York’s Waldorf Astoria. For starters, the property has hosted every sitting U.S. President since its opening in 1931, and each of its 26 Presidential Style suites is named after the people who have resided ... More -
The Four Hundred: Then and Now
Tony Abrams has reinvented Gilded Age society. Will you get in?Four hundred might be one of the only numbers that has a place in the dictionary. Its definition reads: "The social elite of a community." But it wasn't until the late 1800s that 400 had any real value. Before The Real Housewives of NYC, Mrs. Caroline Schermerhorn Astor dominated Gilded Age New York society, throwing ... More -
Luckily for, Well, Everyone, Tom Selleck Is Back in a Big Way
The ninth installment of Jesse Stone: Lost In Paradise is full of surprisesTom Selleck has a thing for the force. On October 18, Selleck, who plays New York police commissioner Frank Reagan on Blue Bloods, will be moonlighting as Paradise, Massachusetts police chief Jesse Stone for the ninth installment of TV movie franchise Jesse Stone: Lost In Paradise. Based on Robert Parker’s best-selling books, the ... More -
Record Stores Are Relics, But Their History Makes for a Great Movie
In a new documentary, Colin Hanks charts the rise and fall of the legendary Tower RecordsBefore music was available at the swipe of a screen, you’d have to look for the big yellow-and-red sign. Whether you were in Los Angeles, New York or several dozen cities across Japan, Tower Records was an internationally recognized destination for the world’s latest and greatest albums—that ... More -
Room Request! Borgo Egnazia
The hotel that hosted Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel's wedding divulges details on the room highest in demandFrom its picturesque location on the Adriatic Coast to the charming stone villas that surround three different swimming pools, there are plenty of impressive elements about Borgo Egnazia in Puglia, Italy. (Perhaps most noteworthy is the fact that the resort played host to the wedding of Justin Timberlake ... More
