The onetime Dover Street Market salesman-turned-indie-actor joins the cast of the “Fantastic Beasts” franchise for its second installment — just don’t tell him he’s about to be famous.

The actress stars as the late war reporter in Matthew Heineman’s film “A Private War.”

Pablo Piccaso’s work will go under that gavel Sunday at Christie’s and a new exhibition is on view at the Villa Borghese in Rome.

The actress discusses the Sarah Jessica Parker-led drama “Here and Now” and her film projects ahead.

The singer’s second album, “Experiment,” comes out today.

Christiani Pitts, who is the first person of color to portray the role of Ann Darrow, brings a modernized, empowered leading lady to the stage.

This year’s five brands will participate in a nine-month business residency with mentoring from leading executives.

Ezra Miller led the charge of the anti-frat-boy Hollywood heartthrob movement as ASAP Rocky did his best Queen Elizabeth impersonation.

As the executor of the designer’s estate, Vollbracht’s niece Tracy Stanley has the task of piecing together his archives, even though they hadn’t seen each other in more than 20 years.

To coincide with the opening of a Paris flagship in January, Balmain will return to the couture schedule in Paris.

Designers and brands have been trying to increase voter turnout with free transportation to the polls, tutorials about election issues and voting-themed T-shirts.

On the last stop of her North American tour, the rising French musician talks the influence of spending her childhood in Dubai, the Congo and Abu Dhabi, and why wearing a uniform is central to her artistry.

Marianne Cassini was held in civil contempt after refusing to turn over financial statements and business records to a court-appointed receiver.

Sudol, formerly known as A Fine Frenzy, left the musical spotlight six years ago, appeared in “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” as Queenie, then shut herself off completely from the outside world. What happened?

From the shadows of a New York City record store and within the archives of West End, the synthpop duo comprised of Alex Frankel and Nick Millhiser are bringing disco back into the spotlight.