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

Consider William Ivey Long Broadway’s Fairy Godfather. For one, you're lucky if you catch sight of him: The costume design impresario, who's earned six Tony awards and a place in the Theatre Hall of Fame, is simultaneously working on not one or two, but four Broadway shows. Secondly, he's the ... More

Before dismissing the photos of Kim Kardashian waving like a royal from the balcony of the Versace mansion yesterday, consider the palatial digs. The socialite is in town for the opening of Dash, the newest boutique by the sisters Kardashian, and is one of the first guests to stay ... More

Before dismissing the photos of Kim Kardashian waving like a royal from the balcony of the Versace mansion yesterday, consider the palatial digs. The socialite is in town for the opening of Dash, the newest boutique by the sisters Kardashian, and is one of the first guests to stay ... More

Twenty years is a long time in the evolution of a cable news network—and a career. “When I first started, it was Ted Turner’s CNN, meaning it was a very different kind of vibe,” CNN’s chief congressional correspondent Dana Bash tells DuJour. “He used to say, ‘The news was the ... More

Buzz has been swirling around Magnises, the new black card on the block. Founded by tech wunderkind Billy McFarland just five months ago, it's poised to change the way you see credit card rewards. "I was at dinner with friends, and they were all talking about how ... More

Over the past two decades, British painter Jonathan Yeo has explored countless aspects of the human visage. There are the oil portraits of political and media heavyweights including  Rupert Murdoch, Tony Blair and David Cameron that capture soft moments behind stern exteriors. There are the collages of the under- and over-sexed crafted ... More

When Stuart Comer left London last year for New York, he didn’t relocate for a new job—he relocated for two. The former film curator at the Tate Modern signed on to be the Museum of Modern Art’s chief curator of media and performance art as well as part of the ... More

Most actors don’t have the luxury of sitting back and waiting for plum roles to come their way. But thanks to eight seasons—and seemingly endless syndication—of his breakout sitcom That 70s Show, Wilmer Valderrama doesn’t have to take a part just to keep the lights on. “There are very few times ... More

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