Art Fair Renegade

Scope’s anti-establishment founder has done it his way from the start

What & Where to Drink Now

A delicious new book of classic signature cocktails is guaranteed to whet your whistle

About Last Week

The Unbearable Lightness of Elizabeth Taylor’s Coffee Table

I own a piece of history. I just didn’t want it to hurt my baby.

The Marriage That Saved the Monarchy

The touching love story of King George VI and Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother) and how they rescued the reputation of the British crown

Paris calling

Netflix has tarted up New York’s legendary movie theater, and the cinephiles are happy.

Party in a can

Event planner to the social set Bronson Van Wyck turns his hand to ready-made mixology.

Literary Dive Bars

What inspires a NYC writer? Cheap booze, good gossip, sticky floors—and maybe just a bit of gloom.

Untold Power

The fascinating rise and complex legacy of First Lady Edith Wilson.

Don't Call Me Home

Growing up as the daughter of a Warhol superstar.

An Appetite for Blooms

Why flowers are delicious—but lotus eaters give flower gourmands a bad name.

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?

Soil: A Love Story

How dirt under our nails brings joy to our hearts.

Julie Reiner, NYC’s Cocktail Queen

Traditionally, bars have been the province of men. Then came Julie Reiner, breaking the cocktail-glass ceiling.

Sexual Healing: Do Women Deserve a Happy Ending?

One woman who had enough of a sexless relationship chose a novel way to get her mojo back.

Choosing Your Woman

“If you Want to be Happy for the Rest of Your Life…” Jimmy Soul had nothing on Benjamin Franklin…

Excerpt: A Small Affair
by Flora Collins

Wanted: Dead or Alive

Speakeasies 2023

Sometimes you want to go where absolutely nobody knows your name.

The Face of 2023

Tighten, brighten, lift.

Sorry Sorry Sorry

Sometimes, alas, an apology is called for. Even among the best people.

Botox Comes Home for the Holidays

Two New York beauty services now make house calls—needles, IV drips, and all.

Cirque de Sauté

Acrobatics and gourmet dining enter the big tent.

The Vampire Breast Lift

A bloody good solution to getting that extra bit of oomph.

Barning Man

Inside the Walton family’s new art and music festival drawing the chic-set to the Ozarks.

Planning Makes Perfect

From elegant charity galas to edgy club parties, Alexandra Lind Rose’s Gala Productions has become the go-to event planner for Manhattan’s elites.

Glorifying the Gigolo

In the 1920s, Americans didn’t know what the term gigolo meant. The Marquis de La Falaise set out to change that.

Burning Man Has Left the Playa

With a two-day Robot Heart bash in Central Park and a Burning Man art installation at Chatsworth House, will the famously counterculture festival finally go mainstream?

A LOOK BACK: SECRETS OF A MISTRESS

When it comes to being the “other woman”, has anything really changed since the 1920s?