Amongst the modern and contemporary masterpieces from Yves Klein and Pablo Picasso on view at Swiss Galerie Gmurzynska, the "Richard Meier: 50 Years of Collage" exhibit opened December 4th for a four-day run in Miami. In addition to presenting selected collages and sculpture, the gallery commissioned Meier to design ... More

"What did it feel like to step on the moon?" It's a question astronaut Buzz Aldrin gets asked quite often, but his answer isn't exactly the impassioned, poetic response one might expect. "Through training, our minds are conditioned not to focus on emotions," he says. "Fighter pilots like myself—or those ... More

On December 2nd, New Yorkers got that warm and fuzzy festive feeling at The Plaza’s Annual Tree Lighting and Afternoon Tea. Tiny fans of Eloise and Santa alike came out in their holiday best to kick off the month-long Christmas celebrations in the iconic century-old hotel. Guests were the first ... More

There's no quicker remedy for the post-holiday slump than returning to the office making a powerful style statement. (Oh, these overachieving pieces work Out of Office, too.) Click through the gallery to start shopping. More

There's no quicker remedy for the post-holiday slump than returning to the office making a powerful style statement. (Oh, these overachieving pieces work Out of Office, too.) Click through the gallery to start shopping. More

When it comes to throwing a Basel bash, United Colors of Benetton believes the early bird gets the worm. On December 2, before the week’s flood of fairs even began, the brand hosted the interactive soiree With You at its South Beach store. Stationed at an easel all evening, Trey Speegle drew ... More

There’s a lot more than music coming out of Nashville these days, and while the Tennessee town is still certainly the country capital of the world, it’s the restaurant scene that’s truly making noise. Loudest of all might be Benjamin and Max Goldberg, the brothers behind such beloved local institutions ... More

The images are indelible: Molly Ringwald's satiny, shoulder-baring prom dress from Pretty In Pink. Robert De Niro's Prohibition-era three-piece suits from The Untouchables. Julia Roberts' skimpy abs-exposing hooker dress from Pretty Woman. Marilyn Vance, the lauded costume designer behind all of the above, knows only too well that it's rare when a film's ... More

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Not all Hollywood monsters are dreamed up for the big screen. Many of the gangsters and crooked cops on Mob City—TV god Frank Darabont’s new series debuting December 4 on the TNT network—were flesh-and-blood bad guys in 1940s Los Angeles, including notable nogoodniks Bugsy Siegel, Meyer Lansky ... More