"An artist's work has to be about their life, essentially," says London based artist Tom Owen, standing among the sound proof quilts he installed for He Muscyler, his first solo exhibit at Chelsea's RH Contemporary Art space. "It's the first time I've really displayed on this scale and it's fantastic," he says of the work, which explores ... More

"An artist's work has to be about their life, essentially," says London based artist Tom Owen, standing among the sound proof quilts he installed for He Muscyler, his first solo exhibit at Chelsea's RH Contemporary Art space. "It's the first time I've really displayed on this scale and it's fantastic," he says of the work, which explores ... More

While it’s famously been years since music videos could be found running regularly on MTV, the channel has recently been turning out a series of exceedingly smart programming that, while it’s made for teenagers, has become appointment TV for viewers of all ages. The latest addition to that slate is More

With the official start of summer around the corner, DuJour teamed up with Claudia Lebenthal, editor and founder of STYLE OF SPORT, to bring you the latest and greatest in high-end fitness gear. Lebenthal's in the business of getting in shape in style and below, she shares her picks ... More

With 60 years of Broadway experience behind him, Joel Grey could just rest on his laurels. Instead, he’s charting new territory. Recently Grey—one of only eight people to have won a Tony and Oscar for playing the same role, in his case the Emcee in Cabaret—released The ... More

The Collector of Dying Breaths By M.J. Rose Bestselling novelist M.J. Rose delivers another intoxicating story that leaps between times: A 16th century royal court riddled with master poisoners and a 21st century France of perfumer’s laboratories and mysterious chateaus. (Atria ... More

It’s late December, and in seven days Michael Bloomberg will end his term as mayor of New York City. As one of his last daily appointments, DuJour has brought him together with Christo, the architect of what might well be the artistic high point of his time in office, The Gates, ... More

It’s late December, and in seven days Michael Bloomberg will end his term as mayor of New York City. As one of his last daily appointments, DuJour has brought him together with Christo, the architect of what might well be the artistic high point of his time in office, The Gates, ... More

The thing about the titular characters on Devious Maids, which returns to Lifetime for its second season on April 20, is that they’re often much better at making messes than they are at cleaning them up. Lucky for series star Edy Ganem, things seem to be looking up ... More

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