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Thirty minutes up the coast from Lisbon lies the town of Cascais, a summer enclave for the capital’s well-heeled. The definition of charming, Cascais is a twisty cobblestone hamlet, full of ornately tiled houses, Spanish-style roofs, bougainvillea and, of course, deep blue Atlantic beaches. Situated on a small ... More

Once Walead Beshty had gained traction with his conceptual, often photography-related art, he became intrigued with the furnishings of galleries showing his work in Los Angeles and London—with unexpected results. He suggested replacing all the galleries’ desks with sheets of polished copper, instructing staff to go about their ... More

Raza Jaffrey is trading in spy craft for medicine. After star turns on series including Homeland and Elementary, the British-born actor’s latest role finds him front and center in a Los Angeles ER on Code Black, a new CBS medical drama based on the documentary of the same name. Jaffrey plays Dr. ... More

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The Singapore: Inside Out exhibition is currently traveling the globe, with stops in the media capitals of the world—Beijing, London, New York City and it will soon have its grand homecoming in none other than its eponymous city. But the NYC stop was the biggest project of the ... More

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Juliette Binoche’s performance in Ivo van Hove’s production of Antigone—the Greek tragedy penned by Sophocles and updated for today’s stage by Anne Carson—has been a sensation in every city in which it’s been performed. Ask Binoche, the iconic French actress whose next turn on-screen will be in November’s The 33, ... More

WorkOf was launched last year with one goal in mind: to make the buying and selling of one-of-a-kind decorative items easier for creators and collectors alike. This fall, the online platform—a kind of 1stdibs with a markedly millennial aesthetic—expanded from New York to the West ... More