Chatting over coffee at a West Village café, 29-year-old Mickey Sumner could easily pass for a young, English Cate Blanchett: She's soft-spoken, with the subtlest accent, and possesses none of the manic "Look at me!" energy prevalent among so many young actresses with slews of films on the horizon.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/15/13

Tonight, my dear friend Stefan Marolachakis and I will fulfill a lifelong dream: seeing Bob Seger together.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/16/13

The range-y Norwegian songstress stretches her legs on her fuzzed-out debut.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/03/13

The Danish punks’ cool, anarchic rage thaws a little on their expansive sophomore album—but just a little.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/27/13

Ansel Elgort can't wait to grow up.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/18/13

With her honey-smoked voice and quixotic brand of indie-rock soul, Chan Marshall has often sounded like she’s from another world−and if you ask her, she very well might be.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/24/12

While most young actors in Hollywood fear being typecast as just another pretty face attached to a set of washboard abs, 29-year-old Benjamin Walker has managed to find a very specific niche. “I play weird presidents,” jokes the Cartersville, Georgia, native. “I’ll probably be doing a hip-hop version of Taft next.”  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/21/12

This year I had the good fortune to be invited to attend the Life Ball in Vienna, Austria. In case you don't know what that is (I wasn't exactly sure), Life Ball is the biggest, most insanely extravagant HIV/AIDS benefit on the planet. For one weekend every year Vienna is overrun with celebrities and all manner of fabulous-ish people eager who donate their time and money to help raise money for amfAR, the William J. Clinton Foundation, the Elton John AIDS Foundation and UNAIDS.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/23/12