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Irons In The Fire
With The White Queen, Max Irons emerges as the clear successor to an acting dynastyStrange things happen when Max Irons sleeps. "I've been having the most vivid dreams, involving all real people, really clear and believable dreams," the 27-year-old Irons says, staring intently to make it clear he's serious. "Some nice, some not." Blame melatonin for what's going on at night with the jet-lagged actor, who's ... More -
The Estates of Virgina
Middleburg, VA, exists as an oasis nearly untouched by time. But now even the most modern visitor can find untold surprises -
Mile-High Meals
Airplane food is getting a five-star makeoverFrom Abu Dhabi to Doha, the Middle East has become a go-to luxury destination for avid travelers. And now, the extravagant experience begins from the moment you step on the plane. With the newly expanded launch of its in-flight chef program, Etihad Airways offers passengers traveling in Diamond ... More -
Private Planes: The Ultimate Accessory
From Internet obsessives to light sleepers, NetJets' new fleet caters to every flierPerrier-Jouët did it for champagne: $66,830 for a case of vintage bubbly blended to your own exacting specifications, dubbed By & For. NIKEiD and Puma’s Mongolian BBQ inspired sneakerphiles’ soles, allowing them to custom-design unique kicks. Now runway success NetJets has taken inspiration from such bespokery: ... More -
Check Out San Francisco’s New $64 Million Jazz Club
Nomadic for years, SFJAZZ unveils a spectacular new Hayes Valley spaceJazz aficionados have made pilgrimages from around the world for performances at SFJAZZ, the 30-year-old San Francisco-based music company. Until this week, however, they never knew quite where they’d find it as it staged shows at a variety of venues. Now, thanks to years of serious fundraising and ... More -
Mikhail Baryshnikov’s First Big Art Purchase
The world-renowned Russian dancer explains why this avant-garde piece spoke to himIt was the winter of 1975, in Paris. I wandered into the Galerie Proscenium, where there were 30 or 40 pieces on the walls. The simplicity of this piece spoke to me. And the extraordinary resemblance [to Serge Diaghilev]. There's something ... More -
Montblanc: Signature For Good
The luxury penmaker launches a chic – and charitable – collectionFancy-pen purveyor Montblanc is committed to the written word—so much that they’ve joined UNICEF’s efforts to educate underprivileged children in reading and writing. The “Signature for Good” initiative, which began in 2009, has raised over $5 million to date. Under the leadership of CEO Lutz Bethge, Montblanc plans to up ... More -
Roman Coppola Returns To Directing
The filmmaker discusses bringing Charlie Sheen along for the rideIn the 12 years since his first feature film – the highly stylized 1960s sci-fi romp CQ – Roman Coppola stayed plenty busy. The son of filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola (and brother of director Sofia) has a hand in the family winery, worked as a writer on films including Moonrise ... More -
Holding Court With Roger Federer
Learn the tennis star's style secrets, his hobbies and how he spends his time offOn the court, Roger Federer is famously precise, powerful, determined, tough and dominant. He's also quite stylish. Even his very occasional bursts of hot-shot flair—look up "Federer between-the-legs winner" on YouTube—seem to be a result of practice and ruthless efficiency. Off the court, Federer's not much different. At 31, he ... More -
How Tom Colicchio Plans To End Hunger In The U.S.
The celebrity chef discusses how his new film A Place At The Table is tackling this growing epidemicHe 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
