A common characteristic of the exiled #MeToo men, regardless of where they stand on the spectrum of offense, is how convinced they seem to be that the public discourse cannot survive without their unique contributions. Whether we like it or not, some of them are crawling out of their hidey-holes and offering up deep thoughts. But should they? And even then, does anyone care?
Read MoreWhen our alien overlords attempt to reconstruct the history of mankind on Earth, they will surely note the meteoric rise of the Art Boy, once obscure art-world denizens who managed to capture the hearts of the entertainment industry's most glamorous women.
Read MoreThe two leading Democrats heading into 2020 may differ wildly from President Trump on matters of policy, but as paternalistic septuagenarians who came of age in the Kennedy era, they are demographically cut from the same rigid cloth.
Read MoreAfter 22 months of patiently waiting, without receiving so much as a single word from you—not a text, not even an emoji—I’ve decided to unilaterally end our relationship.
Read MoreWhen parenting is just another part of the nation’s fervor for a better return on investment, is it any surprise that TV moms are caught in the dragnet?
Read MoreLet me state it here: Robert S. Mueller III, you are the epitome of B.D.E., “confidence without cockiness,” as defined in the Urban Dictionary, but also subtlety, patience, and righteousness.
Read MoreEver since March 7, 2018, Avenatti has been a constant presence in our lives, trolling the Trump administration with glee, all the while looking like a GQ model in custom Tom Ford.
Read MoreWe are living through a bizarre moment of historical déjà vu. Twenty years after the premiere of Sex and the City and the release of the Starr Report triggered a nationwide sexual-political identity crisis, Nixon has announced she is running for governor of New York in a primary challenge to Democrat Andrew Cuomo, a former Clinton Cabinet member and heir to a political dynasty, whose close aide and personal friend was just convicted of three felonies.
Read MoreFor over three decades, beauty queen turned actress and singer Lynda Carter has cut a glamorous figure in Potomac, Md., a well-heeled suburb of Washington, D.C. To celebrate the launch of her fourth studio album, she performed at the Kennedy Center, after which she and her band hit the road for a brief tour, stopping in Los Angeles, New York and Nashville.
Read MoreJust a few months after getting arrested in Palm Beach for assaulting a police officer, Ms. de Lesseps is bouncing back with a sold-out cabaret show, “Countess and Friends.”
Read MoreAn interview with Lauren Duca, who rose to prominence after publishing a scorched-earth op-ed in Teen Vogue.
Read MoreNotable for being the only new actress nominated in the supporting-actress category in 2014, Lupita Nyong'o is also unusual because she is the only actress, in either lead or supporting categories, campaigning for an Oscar this year by actively engaging with followers on social media.
Read MoreI talked to Spike Jonze about his film “Her” starring Scarlett Johansson
Read MoreAn interview with director Paul Feig about his film “The Heat,” starring Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy
Read MoreI sat down with Madonna at the Duke and Duchess of Windsor’s suite in the Waldorf-Astoria to talk about her film “W/E.”
Read MoreFanny packs, small bags that fasten around the waist, are among the most reviled accessories in modern culture, carrying inevitable associations with "scary American tourists at the Louvre," says designer Isaac Mizrahi. He hasn't sent one down the runway since 1992. "You either love them and make them part of your life or you fight them until the end," he says.
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