Thanks to the WFH shift of the pandemic, the Pine Tree State is seeing an influx of new deals and deal makers.
Art & Culture
Tony Cokes exhibit at Dia Bridgehampton
New video installation probes the politics of color.
DP Books
Untold Power
The fascinating rise and complex legacy of First Lady Edith Wilson.
Seasterhood
So, you want to be a mermaid?
Donning a fin and taking to the water is a growing, global, $500-million-dollar industry.
Family Affair
Le Sirenuse: Succession
The third generation of Sersales is bringing fresh ideas to the legendary Positano hotel.
Outrageous Fortune
How to Stay RIch: the Gettys
Rethinking the lives and legacy of America's most unconventional dynasty.
Pets
Such a hap, hap, happy dog!
Forget Disney, the Westminster sports and agility rings are truly the happiest places on earth.
New York City
The Wonder of Loew’s Wonder Theatres
As much as they were built to simply show movies, these pleasure domes were also built for New Yorkers to feel a sense of awe.
Puppy Talk
Bracco Italiano: The New Dog in Town
The 200th breed recognized by the American Kennel Club is greenlighted for this year’s Westminster Dog Show.
New York City
No Boys Allowed: NYC’s Women-Only Hotels
Were they a haven, an escape from male predation, a control of women’s sexuality—or all three?
The DP Interview
Playwright/author Matthew Gasda
He is not comfortable with comfort, nor virtue. And in the just-published collection of his plays, he writes about what he fears—for his friends, and for himself.
Relationships
Revenge: Best Served Cold—With A Dash of Creativity
From Othello to Sweeney Todd to the upcoming Fatal Attraction remake, getting revenge has always been a delicious subject for art and entertainment. But nothing beats the cray-cray of real life.
