The Real Story Behind Silk Press Culture And Black Hair Health
Back in the day, Black folks understood that taming your tresses took work. Sometimes, you avoided water; other times, a silk press was the only salvation. There’s a moment almost…
‘It: Welcome to Derry’ Episode 7 Finally Showed us the Original Pennywise
This story contains major spoilers for It: Welcome to Derry episode seven, “The Black Spot.” HBO’s It: Welcome to Derry has taken Stephen King’s lore into its own hands. Sunday…
December Horoscope: The 3 Signs Letting Go of Relationship Stress This Week
On December 4, the full moon lights up the sky, lending a heightened sense of emotional and spiritual awareness. Full moons are peak excitable moments, when everyone tends to be…
Meet the New York Gallerists Revitalizing the City’s Art Scene
On a September afternoon, the art dealer Felix Rödder is sitting in his gallery on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, a week before his first opening, naming some notable gallerists he…
The Top 10 Christmas Moments that Made Matt Rogers Say, “Christmas Is For Me”
Matt Rogers didn’t so much earn the title of Prince of Christmas as manifest it. “I willed myself into it,” the actor and comedian says over Zoom on a chilly…
Willie Nelson is 92 and Feeling Lucky
Tim Elkaïm/Courtesy of Canada Goose I grew up on a family farm that my family no longer farmed because making a living that way was too hard. So thank you…
At Home With Pedro Mendes, the Gallerist Redefining the Brazilian Art Scene
Hanging on a wall in gallerist Pedro Mendes’s house, in São Paulo, is a sculpture made of cloth and wire by the Afro-Brazilian artist Sonia Gomes. “Sonia says that when…
The Insider’s Guide to St. Barts
Ever wish you could text the most stylish people in the world for their lists of things to do in the places they know best? Here are insider travel tips…
The Insider’s Guide to Nashville
Diehard fans have long made pilgrimages to Nashville to bow at the altar of country music. But just as it would be a shame to define Manhattan by Times Square,…
Mary Boone, Art Scene Queen, Looks Back at Her Life in Parties
In 1977, Mary Boone paid about $1,700 a month to rent a gallery space in SoHo to show relatively unknown artists. Within a few years, her eponymous gallery and the…