Andy Samberg on ‘Cherry Battle,’ Planning His Wedding, and His New Sitcom, Brooklyn Nine-Nine
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Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon on Inappropriate Wedding Songs, Kanye West, and His Side Project, Volcano Choir
"People seem to play ['Skinny Love'] at their weddings a lot, which is kinda weird. It is a breakup song. "
Justin Davidson on Composer Mark-Anthony Turnage and His Anna Nicole Opera
As the opera Anna Nicole makes its first trip to New York, its composer is having second thoughts.
Former Boulud Marketing Maven Georgette Farkas Goes From the Corporate Frying Pan Into the Fire
With the opening of Rôtisserie Georgette.
Marco’s, Opening Next Month, Is Franny’s, All Grown Up
It's taking over the original Franny’s space.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese Explore the Funny Side of Financial Depravity in The Wolf of Wall Street
“I told Marty, ‘I don’t think we’ll be able to do a movie like this too many times in the future.’ ”
Anna Faris on Her New Sitcom Mom, Playing ‘Frazzled’ Characters, and Pushing Boundaries on TV
When she's not high and dry onscreen, she's very generous with the Chardonnay.
On the Thomas Pynchon Trail: From the Long Island of His Boyhood to the ‘Yupper West Side’ of His New Novel
By way of Mexico, Manhattan Beach, the California woods, and a bunch of the biggest and weirdest books ever written.
The 50 Finest: NYC Retailers Pick Their Favorite Fall Arrivals
From studded ankle boots to mohair throws, what to buy this fall.
Alex Drexler on Launching His Clothing Line, Alex Mill
The son of J.Crew CEO Mickey Drexler has started a label meant to be worn by fathers and sons.
What Our Critics Are Anticipating This Fall
What they can't wait to read, see, and hear this season.
Message Unbottled: Sting Conquers Writer’s Block With His First New Songs in a Decade
The project that had pulled him out of the songwriting doldrums: a musical set in the eighties about the decline of the shipbuilding industry.
Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig on Getting Entangled in Betrayal
The real-life husband and wife wrestle with adultery … and Pinteresque pauses … on Broadway.
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