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Artisan François Junod and Van Cleef & Arpels keep the centuries-old art of the automaton alive.
Words by Alex Frank, Photography by Sam Gregg
Armed with one of the world’s most recognizable voices, the Broadway superstar turns up the volume with a new pop album.
Words by T. Cole Rachel, Photography by Sinna Nasseri
The Scottish actor reflects on his homeland, the pleasure of a good drink, and the endless appeal of New York City.
Words by Sophie Mancini, Photography by Diana Markosian
With her vivid, intimate portraits, the painter invites us into the private lives of her subjects.
Words by Alexandra Brodsky, Photography by Miranda Barnes
Sisters Marva and Myriam Babel breathe new life into the idea of a communal space.
Words by LaTonya Yvette, Photography by Brad Ogbonna
Nayla Al Khaja has two internationally streaming horror films and big plans ahead.
Words by Nicola Chilton, Photography by Prod Antzoulis
The seasoned actor and first-time director subverts stereotypes by mining the inherent drama of our messy lives.
Words by Sophie Mancini, Photography by Emanuel Hahn
From cloisters filled with Medieval artifacts to an out-of-the-way performance gallery in Chinatown, uncover the most unique spaces to experience art in the city that never sleeps.
Words by Janelle Zara
With the publication of her debut novel, the musician sings the praises of trying new things and giving yourself permission to take big risks.
Words by T. Cole Rachel, Photography by Sean Sullivan
The iconic star on the past, present, and plans for the future, including a new collaboration with Hennessy Paradis.
Words by Alex Frank
From Formula One racing to cuisine and midcentury design, these books are certain to elevate your space and enlighten your mind.
Words by T. Cole Rachel
The multihyphenate performer, whose name is synonymous with dance, allows artists to create “mostly by leaving them alone.”
Words by Alexandra Brodsky, Photography by Elinor Carucci
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