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Striking Jewels Fit for Royalty
Get a sneak peek at the one-of-a-kind pieces—from a sapphire-encrusted brooch to glittering diamond-set clusters—at Sotheby's Important Jewels Auction this September 24th and 25th -
'Empire' Strikes Back
Kaitlin Doubleday on filming the second seasonWhen it came to television last season, there was practically only one word that mattered: Empire. The hot new series, created by Lee Daniels and Danny Strong, follows the antics of the Lyons clan—led by music mogul Lucius (Terrence Howard) and his music producer/ex-con ex-wife Cookie (Taraji P. Henson ... More -
Nicole Kidman on Family, Time and Technology
The Omega brand ambassador speaks to DuJour on the occasion of the launch of the newest Ladymatic watchesSitting in a meeting room in Milan’s Palazzo Parigi hotel, Nicole Kidman is taking a few days off from performing in the acclaimed new play Photograph 51 in London, her first return to the stage in 17 years. With her porcelain skin, sky-high black patent Christian Louboutin sandals ... More -
A Dominican Republic Detour with Eric Decker
The football star touches down at Casa de Campo with wife Jessie James -
A Pop-Up Art Show You Don’t Want to Miss
Nine never-before-seen paintings by Francesco Clemente debut for a limited timeItalian contemporary artist Francesco Clemente conceived an extraordinary suite of paintings beginning in 1998 called DORMIVEGLIA, and now the frescoed works are on display for the first time. The series is named after the Italian expression that connotes a half-asleep, dreamlike state and depicts statuesque goddesses fragmented across land and sea. ... More -
A Pop-Up Art Show You Don’t Want to Miss
Nine never-before-seen paintings by Francesco Clemente debut for a limited time -
24 Hours With…Charissa Thompson
The spunky broadcaster took DuJour behind the scenes from the Fox Sports studio to the Emmys red carpet -
An Author's New Book Breaks Barriers
Celebrated memoirist Mary Karr on her new book, why being smart is overrated, the tragedy of trigger warnings and how Jesus liked to partyThe memoir market has become a bit diluted of late. Like that old expensive bottle of scotch in your parent’s liquor cabinet you used to sneak shots from and then fill with water to mask the difference, the venerable form has caught some flack for fraudulence. The real stuff, however, is ... More -
Integrative Medicine Is the Wave of the Future
Does practicing it cost physicians' income—or put them on the path to fame and fortune?Few Americans, let alone doctors, have the Q factor of Dr. Mehmet Oz. It begins with his impeccable medical credentials: A graduate of both Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania, he is vice-chair of the department of surgery at Columbia University School of Medicine. With an eponymous TV ... More -
Impressive Meals on Impossibly Elegant Plates
Masayoshi Takayama creates New York's most luxurious sushi, and he also handcrafts the dishes it's served uponYou might think that the ingredients-focused fanaticism on offer at the Upper East Side’s Kappo Masa—the clubby, à la carte Japanese restaurant adjacent to co-owner Larry Gagosian’s Madison Avenue gallery—would call for only the simplest of serving slabs with little in the way of design. But chef Masayoshi ... More
