He might be known for his no-nonsense attitude as a judge on Top Chef, but Tom Colicchio has a softer side. In his new documentary film, A Place at the Table, viewers might be surprised to learn about a growing issue that faces the country today: 50 million people in ... More

Andrew Rosen knows a thing or two about the Meatpacking District. In 2006, the Theory CEO opened the brand's flagship store – as well as its corporate headquarters  – on Gansevoort Street, in the heart of the cobblestone-street neighborhood. Since then, he's ... More

For some, the ability to view many of the world’s most famed Impressionists under one roof would be enough. But the pièce de résistance of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new exhibit, Impressionism, Fashion and Modernity, is the 14 dresses accompanying the paintings.  A portrait of Madame Louis Joachim Gaudibert by Claude Monet from ... More

For some, the ability to view many of the world’s most famed Impressionists under one roof would be enough. But the pièce de résistance of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new exhibit, Impressionism, Fashion and Modernity, is the 14 dresses accompanying the paintings.  A portrait of Madame Louis Joachim Gaudibert by Claude Monet from ... More

Dark wood tables and exposed brick walls created a warm, inviting atmosphere at the Soho House in New York City on Tuesday night, where chefs Andrea Cavaliere and German Lucarelli served up Stanley Tucci’s favorite recipes.  “We are eating very well tonight because of my family,” the Hunger Games ... More

Meet Nathan Sawaya, a guy who left his job as a lawyer to pursue an unlikely passion…creating sculptures out of Legos. Lucky for Sawaya, the risk paid off. Today he's a respected contemporary artist, based in New York and Los Angeles, who has a huge cult following and shows his work ... More

Eleanor Ferdinand Furicita Fábrega- Bush Owners: Barbara Bush and Miky Fábrega  Favorite hobbies: Napping, birding Weight: 10 lbs. Age: 3 I was where I pretty much always was on Monday mornings: in the flower pot outside an ad agency in downtown Panama City, pretending I was a ... More

2012 was the year the rot set in at Apple. The core of the problem was its flagship iPhone. (Let’s not even mention the iPad Mini.) After years of innovation, the 5’s splashiest feature was...a bigger screen that simply aped Android rivals. Its slim connector rendered current accessories redundant, ... More

My mother calls me to say that her Wednesday-morning golf group is requesting a Skype call. They’ve heard I’ve interviewed Kim Kardashian, and the ladies have a few questions.  Mostly, they’re concerned with how she looks: Is she really that pretty? Could I verify her eyelashes? What, ... More

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