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The supermodel also discusses Instagram vs. reality: “Even though on Instagram things look so beautiful, at the end of the day, we are all cut from the same cloth.”

Hacks and tips from the famously productive—including the time of day Jeff Bezos prefers to make decisions

As the restaurant industry continues to struggle in the pandemic, a surprising ally has emerged—the weekend brunch crowd showing up during the weekday.

The designer also talks about embracing vulnerability and why he loves ‘Emily in Paris.’ By Lane Florsheim

With new research suggesting that viewing art might improve mental health, some doctors are prescribing museum visits. Is art really a shortcut to happiness?

This winter, the actor enters a new stage of life. For almost a decade, she has starred on the ABC sitcom “Black-ish,” but production has wrapped. “I am learning about post-Black-ish Tracee.”

The “chief eating officer” shares his love of cold brew and the acronym that keeps him focused.

No matter how you’re feeling about the holiday season, you’re going to need a soundtrack. Here are the best wintry tunes for every mood, whether you’ll be laughing all the way to New Year’s or saving yourself from tears after last Christmas.

He has missed family Thanksgivings. He says his mom has given up on grandkids. Asked about his work-life balance, his associates laugh out loud. But it’s never too late to change, the tireless host now says—even when your brand is always on.

“You don’t realize until you start doing that how much your body needs to be able to digest what we’ve eaten. Anywhere from 14 to 16 hours is usually the break I give my body.”

The provocative, perfection-driven fashion designer on turning 60, publishing a new book and adjusting to being a single father following the loss of his husband, Richard Buckley.

People from all over the world have been making a pilgrimage to take workshops at Tian Taru, an indigo dye studio deep in a lush jungle in remote Bali. Their blue hands and wrists? “It’s good advertising.”

The supermodel, philanthropist and new mom is making her mark beyond fashion: “I wanted to change how I was using my job and my platform as a model.”

The actor also tells us about reprising her role of Ellie Sattler in “Jurassic World: Dominion”: “There may be a little bit of an iconic throwback in dressing for our characters.”

The onetime MTV VJ, rapper and “Scary Movie” veteran isn’t accustomed to Oscar winners slapping him on the back. And he’s not comfortable with it quite yet: “It can be gone as soon as it comes.”

The Austrian artist has redefined the possibilities of sculpture while designing one-of-a-kind homes across Greece and Austria. See inside.

Hint: It’s from ‘The Shawshank Redemption.’ The award-winning director and actor on the piece of advice that changed his life and the one thing that keeps him motivated.

Where Prince Harry dined and Rita Ora flouted Boris Johnson’s lockdown rules: Casa Cruz is a West London hot spot now opening a six-story satellite on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Business partners Charlotte Santo Domingo and Juan Santa Cruz open the door.

The bestselling author on his journey to the top, crossing paths with James Taylor at a psychiatric hospital and some of his favorite objects.

The Oscar-winning director and actor, who portrays a character “oddly close” to his own father in the new film adaptation of ‘The Tender Bar,’ talks about learning from past failures and feeling grateful for his imperfect life.