Kickstarter, Trump Tower, and the Triumph of New Media Art at Postmasters Gallery
December 20, 2019
The gallery’s latest exhibition explores the nature of work in the current economy.
Delpozo
September 12, 2014
The audience at the Delpozo Spring 2015 show on Wednesday would not be surprised to find that Creative Director Josep Font began his design career as an architect.
Concept Korea
September 12, 2014
The Concept Korea SS15 show held Tuesday at Lincoln Center proved once again just how much talent thrives beyond the five boroughs.
Altuzarra
September 8, 2014
Roman Polanski, Stanley Kubrick, and Joseph Altuzarra’s upcoming wedding all influenced Altuzarra’s S/S 2015 collection.
Prabal Gurung
September 8, 2014
Prabal Gurung presented a Spring/Summer 2015 collection that was both architecturally sophisticated and beautifully wearable.
Gareth Pugh’s Fashion Exhibition
September 5, 2014
Experimental British designer Gareth Pugh’s multimedia installation/fashion presentation at Pier 36, Lexus Design Disrupted, earned the ultimate NYFW honor last night: it is the only show Sarah Jessica Parker will be attending this week.
This is Our Youth
April 21, 2014
Beneath the Harvest Sky, which screens this week at the Tribeca Film Festival, is a gritty, wrong-side-of the-tracks story with echoes of Winter’s Bone and The Place Beyond the Pines.
Wes Anderson’s European Adventure
March 4, 2014
The Grand Budapest Hotel is writer-director Wes Anderson’s most ambitious project to date.
Emma Roberts, Young Adult
February 14, 2014
For those who are headed to anti-Valentine’s Day bashes and ordering up black roses, we suggest an entertaining alternative: Adult World, an edgy, funny indie whose black little heart is more genuine than all those fake red ones.
The Belle of The Athena Film Festival
February 10, 2014
Astounding is the only word to describe Belle: astounding that it was directed by a second-time filmmaker; astounding that what looks like a $250 million film was made for under $10 million, and, most of all, astounding that it is based on a true story.
Prabal Gurung Dreams of Nepal
February 10, 2014
Prabal Gurung was standing backstage at Moynihan Station on Saturday, in between a mood board and polaroids of his Fall 2014 collection, with a foot in each world.
Callie Khouri’s American Woman
February 6, 2014
In screenwriter and director Callie Khouri’s world, complex, interesting women are front and center. For her trailblazing portraits of strong women in film and television, Khouri will be honored at the Athena Film Festival Awards Ceremony on February 8.
The Man Who Cried Wolf
December 21, 2013
“We tried to depict a modern-day Caligula and all the debauchery that comes with it,” said Leonardo DiCaprio of his latest film The Wolf of Wall Street.
Dermot Mulroney & the Pulitzer Prize-Winning Playwrights
December 20, 2013
August: Osage County is the story of the dysfunctional Weston family in Oklahoma. Dermot Mulroney plays Karen Weston’s fiancé—an oft-married, Ferrari-driving realtor from Florida who hits on Karen’s 14-year-old niece.
Stanley Tucci’s Two-Man Show
December 13, 2013
Stanley Tucci’s new film, Some Velvet Morning, features the most surprising ending of any film this year—one of its many pleasures is the all-too-rare moviegoing experience of utter unpredictability.
Badgley Mischka’s Mermaid Heiress
September 12, 2013
Badgley Mischka showed highly wearable day separates (including crop tops with palazzo pants) before presenting the main event: their evening gowns.
ICB by Prabal Gurung is a Moonage Daydream
September 11, 2013
“I’ve always been interested in a femininity with a bite,” Prabal Gurung told Interview backstage at his ICB show last night. “I always think a little bit of a kick is great.”
Charlotte Ronson’s Sixties Siren
September 10, 2013
“This season I’m inspired by a Parisian girl in New York,” Charlotte Ronson told us.
Olga Kurylenko on Malick and Cruise
April 12, 2013
In To The Wonder, Olga Kuryleno plays a French woman who enchants, marries, and ultimately leaves Ben Affleck. Like Javier Bardem, who portrays a Spanish-speaking priest, Kurylenko’s scenes are entirely subtitled, imparting a foreign-film texture to the Oklahoma-based story.
David Chase’s Teenage Dreams
December 20, 2012
The Sopranos creator David Chase has a shelf full of Emmys—seven, to be exact—but always dreamed of making the leap from television to feature films. With Not Fade Away, he’s finally realized that dream.