Luciane Buchanan Stars in Apple TV+ Historical Drama ‘Chief of War,’ Celebrating Hawaiian History

When Luciane Buchanan first got an email with an audition for the upcoming Apple TV series “Chief of War,” she was shocked that this was somehow the first she’d heard…

Logan Lerman Talks ‘Oh, Hi,’ Exploring Complex Roles, and Joining ‘Only Murders in the Building’

There are a lot of people who want to look at Logan Lerman’s face. The millions of edits dedicated to him on TikTok would suggest as much, as would his…

The Costumes of The Gilded Age Are a Part of Real Life History

LONDON — Costume designer Kasia Walicka Maimone grew up with Leo Tolstoy’s “Anna Karenina” in her native Poland. The Russian classic is part of her “cellular structure” and she recently…

Dominique Thorne on Portraying Riri Williams in Marvel’s ‘Ironheart’ and Inspiring Young Black Girls

It’s been a few years since Dominique Thorne first got the call that Marvel wanted her to lead her own series — four, to be precise — but it’s not…

‘The Gilded Age’ Star Ben Ahlers on Being a Meme, if Jack Should Trust Larry & His Journey from Iowa

One thing about being part of a prime HBO series: the chances of going viral for something, at some point, are high.  “I’ve said this before, I’ll say it again:…

In ‘Semele,’ Heartbreak Is Dressed Up in Lace and Diamonds

LONDON — No opera is short of heartbreak, but in “Semele,” sorrow is wrapped in beautiful fabrics. The Handel opera from 1744 has been reimagined by Oliver Mears, the director…

A Luxury Retreat and Creative Hub in Ibiza

Located in the area of San José, just 15 minutes from Ibiza’s city center and Cala Jondal, Can (home in ibicenco) Nikita is a traditional 19th-century finca that offers a…

How Jimena Garcia Transforms Brows into Works of Art

When it comes to Jimena Garcia, there’s more than meets the eye. The brow artist, who is based in New York’s SoHo neighborhood, has become a go-to for the downtown…

Bakeries Are the New Pubs in London

Londoners are swapping their pints of lager for sweet treats in a city that’s gone sober — or at least partly so. The aftermath of COVID-19, the exodus of European…

Fragonard’s New Arles Museum Is All About Treasures of Local Fashion

Opening July 6, Fragonard’s latest museum in Arles is the story of two dynasties united by friendship, a love for heirloom crafts and a knack for collecting. On one side…