A quick wit may come naturally to the 42-year-old native New Yorker Nathan Englander, but that doesn't mean he doesn't work hard. 2012 is an object lesson in Englander endurance, when three of his years-in-development writing projects are slated to hit shelves, stages, and Seder dinners (respectively). First comes his latest-short story collection What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank, out this month from Knopf. Then in March, Englander ambitiously teams up with writer Jonathan Safran Foer on a translation of the Haggadah, the ancient Jewish text recited at Passover.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/08/12

"All summer long, anywhere we'd go, people would just refer to us as ‘Canada' instead of our names," says 26-year-old sculptor and jewelry designer Rochelle Goldberg of her circle of young, Canadian artist friends living in New York. "It got me thinking about our community—our group of friends and how we relate to our work."  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/08/11

Three Los Angeleno twenty-somethings fame films, take photographs, impress their famous relations, and show up their male contemporaries.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/19/10

The Kitchen celebrated its spring gala benefit.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/26/09

Matt Creed's Playlist  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/21/09

WE ASKED NINE MUSIC MASTERS FOR THEIR PERSONAL PLAYLISTS. YOU MAY WANT TO COPY THESE DOWN.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/21/09

The opening tonight at James Fuentes LLC takes its name from the standard paper size in which the works were submitted.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/09/08