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Catching Up with Viggo Mortensen
The Far From Men star on learning Arabic, being honored and his favorite place in MarrakechViggo Mortensen has played plenty of roles—from a king in The Lord of the Rings to Sigmund Freud in A Dangerous Method—but none have required quite the same specialized skills as his most recent part. To play Daru, the protagonist of director David Oelhoffen’s Far From Men, Mortensen not only had to log time ... More -
Glittering Gifts for the Holidays
Shop luxury watches and fine jewelry for the most stylish friends and family in your life -
The Season's Best New Thriller
Valerie Plame left the CIA but didn’t give up on international intrigueMany thrillers strive for a ripped-from-the-headlines tone, but Burned, which opens with a bombing by a secret extremist group, takes authenticity to a new level. The reason is its co-author, Valerie Plame, who worked as a CIA officer before she was herself "burned." In 2003, a newspaper column about Iraq’s development ... More -
History Revealed in the Most Highbrow of Ways
Luxury Swiss tobacco maker Davidoff announces Winston Churchill as the brand’s latest “cigar of character”Shortly after D-Day on June 10th 1944, Winston Churchill landed in France, lit his cigar and walked ashore. “The cigar had to be relit by a French dock worker, but it was that moment where we could see the magic in his eyes,” Randolph Churchill said of his great grandfather. ... More -
Rosemarie DeWitt Makes a Splash in the Spotlight
Rosemarie DeWitt is seemingly everywhere this winter—and that’s a good thing -
Rosemarie DeWitt Makes a Splash in the Spotlight
The actress is seemingly everywhere this winter—and that’s a good thingRosemarie DeWitt was too happy to play sad. As a new mother, the actress found it difficult to conjure the demons required to become Rachel Coulson, the depressed New England mother she portrays in Olive Kitteridge, the recent HBO miniseries. “The tricky thing about my character was that she ... More -
Isabelle Huppert, in a Morocco Moment
The French legend—and jury president at the Marrakech International Film Festival—on what she looks for in film, whether she’s on screen or not“A film is nothing but the reflection of the soul of its creator,” Isabelle Huppert said during the opening night festivities of the 14th annual Marrakech International Film Festival this week. And considering her role as the president of the festival’s jury—which includes, among others, Mèlanie Laurent, Alan Rickman, Bertrand Bonello ... More -
A Revitalized Rosewood
The Mayakoba resort reopens with a multi-million dollar renovation -
A Revitalized Rosewood
The Mayakoba resort reopens with a multi-million dollar renovationRiviera Maya’s premier resort, Rosewood Mayakoba, sits in the heart of a 1,600-acre enclave and is built along winding lagoons and a mile-long arc of pristine beach. The property boasts 130 suites with private plunge pools, rooftop sundecks, outdoor showers and individual docks. A recent enhancement project has seen the ... More -
Pictures Every Hamptonite Will Love
Real estate exec Bruce Mosler recounts his time on the water in his new photography book, "My Montauk"It’s unusual for a real estate mogul to produce a photography book, but Bruce Mosler, chairman of Cushman & Wakefield Inc., achieved the feat seamlessly. My Montauk is a collection of Mosler’s best snaps of the East End outpost taken from his 40-foot fishing yacht during his many visits to the famed ... More
