Glam-rock sparkle juxtaposed against empty, extravagant rooms creates a quiet chaos. Relocated from the tour busses and dressing rooms of Los Angeles to a palatial home, rock chicks embrace decadence and glamour with equal measures of solitude and recluse.
.@JPGaultier announced his latest collaboration will be with @KusmiTea. http://t.co/FvGvL3leJ7
This is perhaps the best photo from #PFW and @MaisonValentino, feat. @Caradelevingne, #BenStiller, and #OwenWIlson. http://t.co/NHsndw5TCk
In the midst of #PFW, #BenStiller and #OwenWilson had a #Zoolander-style walkoff. http://t.co/5OnuLM6kBp
Hudson Mohawke (@HudMo) just announced a new album, featuring @Miguel, Antony, and @JheneAiko. http://t.co/Hg4QDAz0rE
.@LeoDiCaprio bought a painting over the phone after seeing it on @instagram. http://t.co/xxgy4xZIRY
Stella McCartney manages to take the building blocks of modern woman's clothing and make them extraordinary through small details.
Getting through Fashion Month is no mean feat, but with Paris well underway, the end is finally in sight.
After releasing two impressive singles, one EP, and a successful crowd-funded campaign, Monarchy's sophomore LP, Abnocto, is out today.
Set in looming landscapes of Nevada, California, and Florida, the latest music video from Australian-born duo The Black Ryder is disparate, haunting, and even a bit mystic.
On February 14, 2014, John Ridley won his first Oscar—Best Adapted Screenplay—for the film 12 Years a Slave. "All the praise goes to Solomon Northup," he said at the podium. "Those are his words. That is his life."
Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering dive deep into the national campus rape epidemic and the college system's mishandling of assault accusations in their latest documentary effort, The Hunting Ground.
Born in France, raised in West London, and half-Algerian, director Yann Demange seems like an unusual choice for a film about Northern Ireland.
Despite being one of Sonic Youth's founding members and one of rock's most accomplished musicians, Kim Gordon has managed to maintain a detached mystique.
On The Mindy Project, the always-enthusiastic Morgan Tookers, a former car thief-turned-nurse (with a tattoo on his stomach reading "No more stealing cars"), is played by writer, producer, and director Ike Barinholtz.
Here's our compendium of pop culture news you mayhavemissed while you were doing more important things over the weekend.
Jim Harrison's new book, The Big Seven (Grove) continues to toy with many of his primary concerns as a writer—mortality, masculinity, and the search for a spiritual existence chief among them—following a retired police officer as he assesses himself and his relationship with the seven deadly sins.
In an Interview exclusive, artist Evan Robarts—whose first major solo show is now on view at The Hole—becomes the subject of a film from New York-based director Elena Parasco.
French artist Daniel Buren's five-decade history is now condensed into five paintings on view at The 2015 Amory Show in New York.
To cure the Ides of March blues, we picked the six best coffee table books coming out this month—a guaranteed aesthetic and creative pick-me-up.
This year, the Independent New York art fair hosts 50 galleries and nonprofits representing 14 countries, with most coming from New York and Berlin.
Wherever they trained their cameras, documentary filmmakers Albert Maysles and his late brother, David, rendered their subjects compelling, pioneering the “direct cinema” of the early 1960s and getting even the toughest of characters—from over-the-top rock stars to bristly actors, hoarder socialites, calculating writers, and despairing door-to-door salesmen—to reveal what lies beneath
The Cinema Society and Stuart Weitzman Host a Screening of CinderellaMarch 8, 2015 @ Tribeca Grand Hotel, NYC |
Steven Alan Celebrates SNL: The BookMarch 6, 2015 @ Steven Alan Home, NYC |
Netflix Hosts Red Carpet Premiere of Aziz Ansari: Live at Madison Square GardenMarch 6, 2015 @ Crosby Street Hotel, NYC |
The 2015 Armory PartyMarch 4, 2015 @ The Museum of Modern Art, NYC |
