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A Can’t-Miss Biopic
Queen Latifah reveals the risks she took to play the singer Bessie SmithBessie Smith made her name in the 1920s by singing the blues and living them just as loudly. In a new HBO biopic, Queen Latifah—both star and executive producer—tackles Smith’s trailblazing career and tumultuous personal life with a confident performance she says has been more than two decades in the ... More -
Sophie Jaff Opens Up
The author of Love Is Red on writing, romance and the greatest moments of her lifeSophie Jaff’s debut novel might have love in its title, but the book also manages to encompass some less pleasant emotions. “I love horror,” says Jaff. “But it occurred to me that there wasn’t anything out there like what I was looking for. Something that combined all my favorite things in ... More -
The Very Best of NYC’s Collective Design Fair
The annual event boasts a range of 20th century and modern designs from top galleries and collectors —see the pieces that caught our eye -
On Location with Graham Shiels
The star of Olympus on filming a bit closer to EarthDespite the blood and the gore and the general mayhem that comes with filming Olympus, SyFy’s mythological drama, Graham Shiels, who plays King Aegeus, says he’s having the time of his life. “Filming the first season was a total dream,” he says. “To swing around swords and be a king ... More -
A Director’s Shift Away from Documentaries
Amy Berg discusses her first feature film, Every Secret ThingAmy Berg has always been known as a documentarian thanks to her work helming films like Deliver Us From Evil and West of Memphis. In May, her first feature film, Every Secret Thing, will be released, making it clear that her formidable skill extends to stories of the fictional variety as well. In Every Secret Thing, ... More -
Room Request! The Quin Hotel New York
The luxe high-rise on West 57th Street is an unexpected haven for renowned contemporary artistsThe next time you find yourself on West 57th Street and 6th Avenue, you might notice a life-size stencil of Andy Warhol spray-painted on an inconspicuous service door just west of the entrance to The Quin Hotel. At first glance, it might seem unusual for a posh property to allow the ... More -
Holy Wars: Cults Versus the Media
Some devout groups are all fire and brimstone when it comes to protecting their image, but Intimidation, poisoned pets and multimillion-dollar lawsuits are just the beginningLawrence Wright walked to the bottom of his driveway in Austin, Texas, on the morning of January 16, 2015, and picked up the New York Times. In 2013, the Pulitzer winner had made his second appearance on the Times’ best-seller list with Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood & the Prison of ... More -
Inside a $40 Million Townhouse in New York City
This six-level abode on the Upper East Side is seriously luxurious—take a look around -
Summer Travel Essentials
13 must-pack items for your next big holiday -
The Trials of Playing Dr. Frankenstein
Penny Dreadful’s Harry Treadaway teases the new season of the hit horror seriesIt’s not easy being Dr. Frankenstein. Just ask Harry Treadaway who plays the famed literary physician in Showtime’s Penny Dreadful, now in its second season. What appealed to him the most were the bigger themes of the show that pull each of the characters in. “The issue of life ... More
