Maïwenn and Johnny Depp Deliver Decadent Sexual Excess In ‘Jeanne du Barry’
In a gorgeous period piece that is never boring, you can’t deny the entertainment value of Madame du Barry.
One Fine Show: Irving Penn’s San Francisco Summer of Love
Known for his striking celebrity portraits, the photographer really shows his muscles when he’s getting weird.
All the Best Red Carpet Looks at the 2024 Met Gala
See the best style moments from this year’s Costume Institute Benefit.
Arts
See AllArt as Resistance: Vian Sora On Veiled Meaning and Unleashed Expression
Her vividly colorful abstract canvases speak not only of war and political upheaval and migration but also the potential for unity and transcendence.
The Best Carmel, California Art Galleries
Also known as the “Storybook Square Mile,” this picturesque and tiny seaside town boasts a hundred art galleries.
An Iowa Elementary School’s Treasured Keith Haring Mural Finally Goes on View
The artist created the mural for Ernest Horn Elementary, where he for years corresponded with students about creativity and education.
Echoes of Jensen: Pratt’s ‘The Apex Is Nothing’ Asks Us to Engage Beyond Conditioned Responses
Centered around abstract art pioneer Alfred Jensen, this group exhibition seeks order, truth and deep humanity in our fractured equivocal world.
Sotheby’s Will Sell Prime Pieces from Sylvester Stallone’s Watch Collection
The Rocky star’s watches include a rare Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime that could fetch up to $5 million.
Lifestyle
See AllA Fashionable 48 Hours Navigating the Met Gala Party Scene
It’s a marathon, not a sprint.
The Summer Suiting Guide for Men
Whether attending waterfront gatherings in St Tropez or countryside evening nuptials in Tuscany, warm-weather wardrobe versatility is paramount.
At NYCB’s Spring Gala, Two Premieres and a Classic Bloomed
The evening event drew a mix of celebrities, arts patrons and ballet enthusiasts.
Kendall Jenner, LeBron James & More A-Listers Descend on Miami as Hospitality Shifts Into Overdrive for F1 Weekend
And no hospitality company has driven Miami’s culinary ascendance more than Mario Carbone, Rich Torrisi and Jeff Zalaznick’s Major Food Group.
Nick Offerman on Traveling the World, Wooden Ships and His Latest Lagavulin Whisky
He shares a love of whisky with ‘Parks and Rec’ alter ego.
Business
See AllBillionaire Investor Henry Kravis Pledges $100M to His Former Prep School
The donation is one of the largest ever given to an independent school.
Philanthropist Maria Manetti Shrem Gives UC Davis a Historic Arts Windfall
The $20 million gift is the largest-ever arts-focused donation for the university.
What Warren Buffett Really Thinks of A.I. and Investing in the Tech
“A.I. has enormous potential for good and enormous potential for harm.”
Warren Buffett to Host Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Meeting with Succession in Focus
Buffett will host this year’s shareholder meeting without Charlie Munger, who passed late last year.
Smart Money’s Appetite for Art-Backed Debt Investing: Sotheby’s Announces $700M Art Loan Securitization to High Demand
These days, it seems like every asset manager is offering advice to their private clients about how to build a
Power Lists
See AllThe Most Powerful Public Relations Firms—And the People Behind Them
The most powerful people in PR today know that “public relations” is just a fraction of what it takes to succeed in 2024. They understand how and why the game is changing. They embrace technology and data creatively to engage and inspire new audiences. They grow with their clients, retaining big, established accounts for decades while recruiting and/or building the Next Big Thing. They are role models for the next generation of PR hopefuls, not just for their success but for their commitment to improving and diversifying their industry. They are champions of the greatest stories ever told—and the ones we can’t wait to hear.
The Top PR Firms for Crisis & Reputation Management
The fixers to call when you’re in a bind—or (as the wise already know) to help prevent PR disasters in the first place.
The Top PR Firms for the Visual Arts
As the art world evolves, these firms are helping institutions change with the times so they can continue to connect art and audiences in meaningful ways.
Entertainment
See All‘I Saw the TV Glow’ Review: Moody, Interesting, No Fun
This movie is clever, cool, and a slog. Its world is nightmarish not in the way that most horror movies are but in a way that resembles an actual nightmare.
Seven American Tenors Offer an Insider’s Glimpse into Their Ascendancy
These days, American tenors dominate the international opera scene as almost never before
‘Nowhere Special’ Is a Thoughtful Tearjerker Without the Sobbing Histrionics
For a film about loneliness and death, it’s tender, intelligent and life-affirming without ever being maudlin and mawkish.
Marketplace
See AllHow Long Does CBD Stay in Your System?
CBD has become a popular remedy for pain, inflammation and anxiety without mind-altering effects. But many factors—including dosage and strength—determine how long it stays in your body.
10 Best CBD Oil for Dogs: Best for Anxiety, Pain & Arthritis
Explore our expert picks for the top 10 CBD oils for dogs in 2024, carefully selected after thorough product reviews. These CBD oils are best for anxiety, pain and arthritis in your furry friends.
6 Best CBN Oils for Sleep: CBN Oil Reviews
With the surge in demand for CBN oils for sleep, we’ve meticulously researched and evaluated the leading CBD brands to refine your selection to the market’s premier choices.
10 Best CBD Gummies for Anxiety and Stress
Although Colorado Botanicals and its line of CBD gummies ranked first, and we found them to be the best CBD gummies for anxiety, they’re not the only CBD brand with a lot to brag about. The nine other competitors on our list have many qualities that help them stand out in a highly saturated market.
7 Best CBG Oils to Buy in 2024: What Is CBG and CBG Reviews
To choose the best CBG oils, we evaluated each brand’s authority within the hemp market, how their products compared in blind testing, and the thoroughness of each product’s lab reports.
Latest
All LatestThirteen Artists Whose Work Stole the Show at 1-54 New York
This is the must-watch talent that stood out from the crowd.
Here’s What’s Leading Next Week’s 20th- and 21st-Century Evening Sales at Christie’s
The auction house’s Spring Marquee Week sales are expected to bring in $600 million.
Make it Rain: 9 Incredible Spots in the U.S. to Catch the Summer’s Best Meteor Showers
Meteor showers can be seen all over the world, but these locations will maximize the number of meteors you see.
Works from the Renault Group’s Art Collection Are Coming to Christie’s
The company’s collection includes works by major 20th-century artists like Jean Dubuffet, Robert Rauschenberg and Sam Francis.
Five Pieces You Should Absolutely Make Time for at Frieze New York
Art correspondent Dan Duray shares his favorites from this jewel of New York City’s spring culture calendar.
The Best Wineries and Vineyards on Long Island’s East End
These are the top wineries on the North Fork and South Fork.
For MCNY’s Centennial, an Exhibition Celebrating Stories Inspired by New York City
“This is New York” is an ode to the city’s outsized impact on popular culture.
Apple’s iPhone Sales Plummets in China—But There’s More to the Story
iPhone sales in China fell 19 percent in the January-March quarter from a year ago.
‘The Fall Guy’ Isn’t a Satire of Hollywood’s Worst Instincts, It’s a Product Of Them
This jacked up, action extravaganza invites a bold send-up of Hollywood excess and self-seriousness. But ‘The Fall Guy’ has neither the wit nor the gumption to follow through.
Inside Casa Lucia, the New Boutique Hotel to Know in Buenos Aires
A prime location for those traveling for both business and pleasure, the new hotel is also housed in one of the city’s most historic buildings.
The University of Pennsylvania Is the First Ivy to Offer an AI Master’s
The master’s in artificial intelligence degree pathway at Penn will be the first graduate program of its kind among Ivy League schools.
Elon Musk’s Tesla Turnaround Plan, Explained
Elon Musk said in an email this week Tesla needs to be “absolutely hard core about headcount and cost reduction.”
‘Late Night With the Devil’ And The 10 Best Australian Horror Films
The best of Australian horror, from found-footage of a ’70s talk show gone satanic to an embalmed hand that communicates with the dead—with stops in between for black mold, a prom night gone terribly wrong, and the Babadook.
The New York Hotels Where A-Listers Get Ready for the Met Gala
A luxurious hotel suite is the dressing room of choice for celebrities getting ready for the biggest night in fashion.
The Original ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ Cover Art Could Fetch $600k at Auction
The iconic artwork was created by an aspiring illustrator and bookshop employee in the 1990s.
The Inspired and Revolutionary Pairing of Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore
“They collected the same things: rocks, shells, bones, feathers. It was an emotional ritual for both, a way of preserving the land.”
Frieze Brings Glitter and Gloss to New York But Takes Few Risks
This year’s edition of the art fair proves we are indeed in a recession and that the arts aren’t exempt from contracting budgets.
‘Fall Guy’ Screenwriter Drew Pearce On Creating a Blue-Collar Hero’s Journey
Pearce explains how this movie about movies is a universal story, and how Ryan Gosling ended up crying in his car to Taylor Swift.
What to Watch on Streaming
See AllWhat to Watch on Streaming This Week: March 15-21
Lindsay Lohan, Kristen Wiig, Jake Gyllenhaal and Taylor Swift are some of this week’s big names with big premieres on streaming.
What to Watch on Streaming This Week: March 8-14
‘Poor Things’, ‘Wonka’ and plenty more are set to premiere on streaming this week.
Where to Stream ‘Poor Things,’ ‘Napoleon,’ And Other Oscar Nominees
From small and artistic films like ‘Poor Things’ and ‘Past Lives’ to big blockbusters like ‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning’, here’s where to watch the rest of this year’s Oscar nominees.