Lou Reed in Retrospect

Rolling Stone music critic Anthony DeCurtis remembers a friend and rock and roll trailblazer

"People always say to me, ‘Why don't you get along with critics?'" Lou Reed told me one night last year. "I tell them, ‘I get along fine with Anthony DeCurtis.' Shuts them right up." We were sitting in the dining room in the Kelly Writers House at the University of ... More

Thomas Erber for the Mavericks

This year's Cabinet De Curiosités, debuting in the U.S. for the first time, is a team of art's rebels. The curator talks breaking convention

On a beach in Mexico, Thomas Erber met a woman named Francesca. She was making perfumes and candles for Coqui Coqui perfumery, and he ended up buying several for himself. In Munich one Sunday afternoon, Erber passed by the shop of German shoe brand Half's. He loved the windows, but ... More

Hanuk's Un-Diptychs

Every abstract canvas in the photographer's first exhibit has a twin—and a cause for disjoining

"I've painted since early 2000, then I made clothes and I, of course, take photographs, but this year I just wanted to paint," says Hanuk. The Korean-born man-about-town photographer has spent the better part of 2013 working up a suite of 30 abstract canvases, which he unveiled November ... More

Drawn In by Michel Gondry

The filmmaker's latest depicts intellectual Noam Chomsky in a brand new way

Michel Gondry is no stranger to the offbeat. From the sweet sci-fi of his Oscar-winning 2004 film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind to the quirk of his (sometimes banned in America) commercials and his self-released cartoons, the French-born, Brooklyn-based director isn’t one to shy away from an unconventional idea. ... More

A New Chapter for the Waldorf Astoria

Rising actress Olga Kurylenko takes DuJour behind the scenes of the luxury hotel group's first multi-platform campaign

You may know recognize her as Quantum of Solace's Bond girl, the recently rumored new Wonder Woman or the beauty alongside Vincent Cassel in upcoming thriller Momentum, but most recently Olga Kurylenko can be found starring as Alexandra, a sultry world traveler and fashion designer, in Waldorf ... More

Design That Thinks Clearly

Interiors become a touch retro with this minimalist statement: Let Lucite rule

The chicest home furnishings this season take a transparent turn. Click through the gallery to see—and shop—the surprisingly modern pieces. More

Tea with DVF

The designer joins Amanda de Cadenet, China Chow, Katherine Ross and Jennifer Meyer for tea and shopping to benefit LACMA

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Keegan Allen: The Repair Man

For his stage debut, a Pretty Little Liars star lands a role in dark comedy Small Engine Repair—and a more mature audience

An army of teenagers already know 24-year-old actor Keegan Allen as Toby Cavanaugh from the ABC Family thriller Pretty Little Liars, but beginning November 18 the California native will be facing an entirely new audience. That's when MCC Thetater's Small Engine Repair opens in New York, giving Allen ... More

That’s a Wrap: A Winter Affair at Malo

The Italian cashmere authority toasts Stephanie Cozart Burton with a special jazz performance at its new Beverly Hills flagship

If anyone truly has a love for color, it's makeup artist Stephanie Cozart Burton. So it was more than fitting that she celebrate her 2013 Daytime Emmy Award with luxury brand Malo's richly hued winter collection. Family and friends joined Burton alongside Malo CEO John Wilson for an intimate ... More

A Forageable Feast: Inside René Redzepi’s Cookbook

A decade of branding the best restaurant in the world in three acts. Plus: A Noma-style fudge recipe for the daring

Sorry, Hamlet, you’ve been dethroned. “Prince of Denmark,” trumpeted The New York Times—in a profile of chef René Redzepi—when the innovative chef first hit the international scene. Time magazine recently kicked it up a notch, simply calling him “Food God.” The man who inspires such reverence is thirty-something, ... More

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