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Chatting with Dash Mihok
Ray Donovan star Dash Mihok on playing a tortured character, transforming himself into a Bostonian and wearing jortsRay Donovan, Showtime's highest-rated series ever, returned to the airwaves last night with a gripping second season premiere. The show stars Liev Schreiber, who was nominated for a Golden Globe in his leading role as Hollywood's most formidable "fixer," hired to cover up the indiscretions and twisted ... More -
Welcome to The Night Shift
Actress Jill Flint dishes on her lead role in NBC’s new hit medical dramaAfter receiving a script from her agent late one Thursday afternoon, actress Jill Flint had little knowledge of what was to come. With four short hours until her audition, an interest in the take-charge character and a bit of luck, the very next day Flint landed the lead role as ... More -
Brazil: A Country in Pictures
While the resounding focus of the World Cup has been firmly on soccer, we can't overlook the glorious location where the festivities took place. Here, DuJour explores Brazil -
Haute Hippie
Tie-dye reigned supreme at the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America's second annual charity event, hosted at Haute Hippie by Haley and Rhianna Lankau -
The Fantastic Voyager
Jenny Lewis on insomnia, collaboration and an album six years in the makingThe Voyager is an apt title for Jenny Lewis's latest album. The record, out July 29, certainly involved a journey. Lewis worked on the songs for years, all the while wading through a series of harrowing happenings, including chronic insomnia and the death of her father. Here, DuJour talks to the ... More -
The Second Coming of Pierre Soulages
As the work of the famed European artist again rages in popularity, admirers from around the globe flock to the exhibitions at the new Musée SoulagesVisit the town of Rodez, in the fertile and hilly Midi-Pyrénées region of southern France, and you’ll notice that two entities seem to loom large. One is the cathedral of Notre Dame, an imposing Gothic edifice hewn from the region’s signature red sandstone. The other is the artist Pierre Soulages, a ... More -
Shopping for Children in Chi-Town
Your guide to Chicago's very best stores for kidsWith its famous deep-dish pizza and hot dogs on practically every corner, Chicago is already a kid's kind of town. Still, these stores, which are tricked out with a milk and cookie bar, a massive toy train and the best selection of organic baby goods around, will make the shopping ... More -
Room Request! Le Sereno St. Barth’s
Take a peek inside the most lavish suite at this breathtakingly beautiful oceanfront hotelFrom the moment guests walk through Le Sereno’s open-air lobby and get a glimpse of the sprawling oceanfront sun deck, something magical happens: the body and mind instantly enter a trance-like state of relaxation that lasts long after check out. At Le Sereno, located on the Grand Cul de Sac Beach ... More -
A Summer Sandwar
300 Sandwiches blogger Stephanie Smith faced off against celebrity chef Jeff Mauro in a sandwich-making competition benefiting the American Cancer Society -
On Location with Matt Reeves
The Dawn of the Planet of the Apes director talks on-set monkey businessMatt Reeves has always had a thing for apes. “I was obsessed as a kid; I loved the 1968 film, and I was also a huge fan of the TV series,” the director of this week’s Dawn of the Planet of the Apes says. “I was of the age where ... More
