Jason Wiles, Third Watch’s resident police expert, puts his heart and mind—and very sore pecs—into getting his part right.

Jennifer Westfeldt—of Kissing Jessica Stein fame—makes her Broadway debut in the old-fashioned (but feminist!) Wonderful Town.

Rory Kennedy’s new documentary follows a young boy in trouble—a subject the filmmaker finds particularly agonizing now that she’s a mother.

Is she needling us or what? Olivia Chantecaille—the cosmetologist with makeup in her genes—introduces organic Botox.

"We're very anti-brand," insists Lavinia Errico. Hard to believe, since she and brothers Danny (left) and Vito are the trio behind Equinox, a brand so successful they sold it three years ago for $180 million.

City women have long craved Sigerson Morrison’s sexy shoe designs. Now they can actually afford them.

En garde, Howard Dean! Chris Heinz is helping his stepfather, John Kerry, maintain a financial edge (for now . . .) in the presidential race.

Fascinated by Patty Hearst’s kidnapping, a Brooklyn author explores her own Stockholm syndrome.

Growing up in New Jersey, Janine di Giovanni had to get out. So she went to Chechnya and the Balkans.

In artist Sloane Tanen’s little worlds, human life—from blind dates to yoga to bad wax jobs—is expertly acted out by chickens.