All Is Bright for Brunello Cucinelli

The founder of the Italian luxury sportswear giant is celebrated by the Dallas social A list

Brunello Cucinelli is a humble, gregarious man whose fashion brand celebrates human dignity, but he was treated like a king during his visit to Dallas. The city’s top social stratum glossed up and stepped out—many of them clad head to toe in the brand’s natty sportswear—to fete Cucinelli’s new boutique ... More

A Warm Aspen Welcome

DuJour's Jason and Haley Binn and photographer Marcy Warren celebrate the Spring 2014 Issue with Malo's John Wilson at The Little Nell

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Hollywood Rookie, Research Extraordinaire

Journalism-trained Fallon Goodson is an actress on the rise with this month's Maladies starring James Franco and Catherine Keener—and proof that doing your homework pays off

Fallon Goodson may have had the luckiest Hollywood break ever. "When I moved out here, I didn't know anyone and there was no way to get into the industry," the actress recently told DuJour. "I didn't have a reel, so I first segued into producing. Maladies was the one film I knew was going ... More

Someone to Believe In

Landing his latest role on J.J. Abrams and Alfonso Cuarón's new sci-fi series, Nick Tarabay tells us why he'd rather not play the hero

Believe, the new NBC series from executive producers J.J. Abrams and Alfonso Cuarón, focuses on the hunt for a young girl named Bo whose still-developing super powers promise to change the world as we know it. In his role as black-ops officer on the hunt for Bo, Tarabay’s ... More

The Second Hand Unwinds

Following a record year at auction, classic styles are back. Sleep and evening-ready, they boast a clean dial and sophisticated alligator and leather straps

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Another Place, Another Time

Reading one of these 8 gripping new novels set in the past is like stepping through your personal time machine

It’s been a brutal winter. What better way to fire up your senses than to plunge into a rousing historical tale? These brand-new books, ranging in period from the 12th century to the 20th, come from top talents in historical fiction. Whether it’s a mystery solved on the gritty streets of ... More

A Word with the Busiest Guy on TV

Amir Arison—you know him from The Blacklist and his stint on Girls—talks hard work, celebrity and one very distracting back rub

It’s something of a miracle Amir Arison had time to chat at all. The actor, who’s had parts on shows including Homeland and Gossip Girl, is currently one of the most recognizable faces on TV thanks to his roles on the high-stakes crime drama The Blacklist (he plays ... More

Veruschka: La Dolce Vita

A new book unearths never-before-seen photographs of the German supermodel lensed by Johnny Moncada in 1960s Italy

Richard Avedon named her “the most beautiful woman in the world.” In 1967, Life Magazine put her on their cover, calling her “the girl everybody stares at.” But if a single word is needed to describe the German Countess Veruschka, born Vera von Lehndorff, we'd say it's transformative. Formerly unseen pictures by Johnny ... More

Paula Wagner: A Life in Lights

As her latest Broadway production Mothers and Sons opens this month, the movie maven talks settling into life onstage

If you’re looking for a nine-to-five job where you can make a good living, it isn’t producing theater,” Paula Wagner says with a grin. “That’s not what it’s about.” What it is about for Wagner—the Hollywood super agent who helmed the career of Tom Cruise, produced blockbuster franchises and even ... More

Did They Really Just Say That?

Katie Couric's straight talk, Seth Rogan’s strong opinion of the Biebs and more of this week’s most surprising statements

They Call Me the Boss “I used to be called bossy. Now I’m badass.” – Katie Couric, lending her voice to Sheryl Sandberg’s “Ban Bossy” campaign, which encourages assertive little girls to shirk disparaging undertones often associated with words like “bossy.” Foul Play “Let's be honest, 70% of teams in NBA could ... More

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