Nestled in the heart of the Marne Valley Vineyards in the small village of Champillon, the Royal Champagne Hotel and Spa welcomes its guests in search of an escape.

Designer Ora Ïto and artist Daniel Buren, who earned French President Emmanuel Macron’s stamp of approval, bring artistic flair to L’OFFICIEL’s centennial celebration with Moët & Chandon. With a shared modern approach that takes cues from mid-century design, the pair revel over glasses of Moët & Cha

Film & TV

Beyoncé’s Homecoming Will Inspire You To Go Out and Werk

If we learned anything from the superstar’s Netflix documentary, it’s that we all have 24 hours in a day, but she just utilizes them better.

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Cultural Recommendations: Art Basel Miami

Art Basel Miami is like a celeb-watcher and art lover’s wet dream. Sure, there are about a million exhibitions and events to choose from, but we’re here to do the work for you.

At the crossroads of French and American fashion, Joseph Altuzarra digs deep into his multifaceted identity and sense of global community as he returns to New York Fashion Week for the first time in four years to show his Spring/Summer 2022 collection.

Designer Ora Ïto and artist Daniel Buren, who earned French President Emmanuel Macron’s stamp of approval, bring artistic flair to L’OFFICIEL’s centennial celebration with Moët & Chandon. With a shared modern approach that takes cues from mid-century design, the pair revel over glasses of Moët & Cha

Dede I, 2020, fabric & acrylic on canvas, 48 x 48 in, © Marcellina Akpojotor. © Marcellina Akpojotor

For the first time in two years, Miami Art Week is back fully in person, and the Magic City—always a thriving cultural center—is bustling. December kicks off with Art Basel. The fair, sidelined last

In 2014, Julie Oh—then a rising studio exec—settled into her seat at the New York City Center for a performance of tick, tick…Boom! It was one of five that June, all starring a post-In the Heights, pre-Hamilton Lin-Manuel Miranda.

tick, tick…Boom! was Jonathan Larson’s autobiographical musical, ini

Though our regular lives have been on hiatus for the better part of two years, creativity never stops, particularly if you’re legendary hairstylist Guido Palau. When the photo shoots, runway shows, editorials, and ad campaigns slowed down due to COVID, he didn’t. Instead, he picked up his styling to

One afternoon in late October, Christine Y. Kim, a curator of contemporary art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, methodically scans the gallery floor with her iPhone, providing an impromptu virtual tour of the new exhibition she’s hanging. The show, “Black American Portraits,” is designed as

Readers were impressed with Wanda M. Morris’s debut novel, All Her Little Secrets. The “fast-paced and exciting” legal thriller, as one #ReadWithMC reviewer described it, centers on a young Black lawyer named Ellice who gets caught up in a tangle of conspiracies—while attempting to hide secrets of h

On this day, a celebration of the 40th year of Britney Spears’s life, we have much to be thankful for. Spears is free from her conservatorship. One of her favorite seasons, the holiday season, is here. It’s her birthday and she can go where she likes with whom she likes.

Sam Asghari, fiancé to the

Surprised that the Supreme Court, stacked 6-3 in favor of the conservatives, appears likely to gut or kill Roe v. Wade? Don’t be. This is what the right has been working toward for decades. It’s what Donald Trump promised on the campaign trail in the 2016 election and Hillary Clinton warned about. A

The National Board of Review is known to kick off the Oscars precursor season, but it’s hardly a neutral kind of bellwether. The storied organization of film enthusiasts, professionals, and academics showcases its own eclectic tastes and preferences year after year, honoring eventual Oscar winners a

Guess who is again by Bradley Cooper’s side, this time on the premiere red carpet of his new Guillermo del Toro–directed film Nightmare Alley? It’s Irina Shayk, his ex-girlfriend and mother of his four-year-old Lea De Seine. You remember Irina Shayk, who wore a big jumpsuit upon the news of her spli

Steve Bannon, erstwhile adviser to Donald Trump, has long relished attacking the press. “The media here is the opposition party,” he has famously remarked. But Washington can make for some strange bedfellows even in these divided times, and the interests of the far-right MAGA provocateur and those o

In 2018, Senator Susan Collins went out of her way to vouch for Brett Kavanaugh. Taking to the Senate floor, the Maine lawmaker delivered a 45-minute defense of the Supreme Court nominee—who had been credibly accused of a high school sexual assault, which he denied—and told colleagues: “We’ve heard