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.
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How Gayane Umerova Is Shepherding Uzbekistan’s Cultural Transformation
It wasn’t until recently that the international art world started paying close attention to Central Asia. Long isolated as part
At New York Fashion Week, Fashion’s Next Status Symbol Is Proof
Every September, fashion asks us to believe. The shows, the front rows, the campaigns that follow: all of it is
An Insider’s Indictment of an Isolated Art World
For the better part of a century, the art world has insulated itself from the broader world. It carried an
Brooke Korine Miller On Pretty With Purpose and “the Worst Club With the Best Members”
Brooke Korine Miller looked in the mirror and didn’t recognize herself. She had never expected to have breast cancer at
Where to Eat and Drink in Toronto During TIFF
The Toronto International Film Festival, better known as TIFF, marks the shift into the fall season. Both the largest public
John Ternus Opens His Apple Era With the Foldable iPhone Duo
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Burning Man’s Billionaire Paradox Is Part of the Appeal
Last week, the annual Burning Man festival returned to Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, transforming the empty playa into a temporary
Screening at Venice: Phuttiphong Aroonpheng’s ‘The Burning Giants’
Disguised by straightforward drama, Phuttiphong Aroonpheng’s Yak Mai (The Burning Giants) reveals staggering abstractions, which lure you deeper into its
Lululemon and Canada Goose Have an American Gen Z Problem
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