Interview

The Tribeca film festival took on Doha last weekend. Robert De Niro hosted, and then disappeared into the Arabian night.  BLOG POSTED: 11/05/09

A new pop-up gallery features gallerists from three Middle Eastern heritages, working in perfect harmony.  BLOG POSTED: 09/10/09

Ang Lee is the only director who would ignore the ʼ60s rock stars onstage and inject a complicated family drama right in the center of the muddy Woodstock fields. To the horror of many festival fans, his latest film—a comedy—does not include the Grateful Dead.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/28/09

During the maudlin final days of the Bush administration, I glumly wondered if New York would even survive until O-Day, January 20, 2009. Twin Towers gone, Wall Street tanked, Hamas bombing Israel and vice versa. Allah is apparently just not that into us. And then a lone angel alit: Sully, the pilot who landed the bird-struck US Airways jet on the Hudson. And miraculously the mood changed. Hope broke out.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/03/09

Enter the Age of Individualism. Enter the Era of Iconoclasm. Enter the moment of independence. And enter Mary-Kate Olsen. A woman who is made for these times. Here she is: unabound, uninhibited, and un-twinned.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/11/09

Tomorrow, the Fashion Group International celebrates the next generation at their annual Rising Star Awards. We sat down with Michalyn Andrews, nominated designer of Trasteverine to talk about healing powers and vintage Miyake.  BLOG POSTED: 01/28/09

The Recession loves a Hollywood ending. Darrell Hartman brings you the scoop on Sundance on what sold, who and why.  BLOG POSTED: 01/21/09

While the public is already quite familiar with these two gentlemen (Stipe for his music and Coupland for his writing), their involvement in the visual arts is still a little more underground.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/09