How the U.S. Open Turned a Cocktail Into Cultural Shorthand
There are certain tastes that become inseparable from an experience. A hot dog at a baseball game. Strawberries and cream
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Chanel CEO Leena Nair on Keeping Luxury Human in the A.I. Era
Leena Nair speaks onstage during the Forbes Power Women’s Summit 2026 at Jazz at Lincoln Center on September 10, 2026
Seoul’s ParkSeoBo Museum Isn’t a Temple to Its Namesake
The opening of the ParkSeoBo Museum immediately next to the Park Seo-Bo Foundation was one of the most anticipated events
25 Years Later, 9/11’s Artifacts Still Call for a Different Level of Curatorial Care
Most objects, artworks and artifacts in museum displays are professionally cared for to one extent or another, but there are
Screening at Venice: Halkawt Mustafa’s ‘No Paradise If You Are Killed By a Woman’
A war film with a flimsy dramatic foundation, Halkawt Mustafa’s No Paradise If You Are Killed By a Woman is
Sales at Tokyo Gendai Reflect an Evolving Market Surprisingly Resistant to Trend-Chasing
Tokyo Gendai opened to VIPs yesterday (Sept. 10) with 63 galleries, including 30 international exhibitors, for the final time at
Screening at Venice: Nicolas Pariser’s ‘One Minute to Midnight’
A film of unassuming vigor, Nicolas Pariser’s Venice competition entry Un peu avant minuit (One Minute to Midnight) finds 49-year-old
The Insider’s Guide to Venice, Beyond the Tourist Circuit
Before The Venice Venice Hotel opened in 2022, its 13th-century Venetian-Byzantine home, Ca’ da Mosto, remained “a ruin,” according to
Scott W Mason Sketches Fashion’s Biggest Moments
With fashion’s constant churn, it’s easy to lose sight of the art buried underneath it all. Add to that an
Winston Weinberg’s Harvey Courts Customers With a Growing Sports Sponsorship Push
Harvey, the A.I. startup set out to automate the legal industry, is courting the sports world to reach new customers.