More From Elisa Lipsky-Karasz
People
Anthony Marshall Sentenced to 1 to 3 Years
Anthony Marshall has been sentenced one to three years in state penitentiary.
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Remembering Thomas Hoving
The former Metropolitan Museum of Art head Thomas Hoving passed away yesterday.
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Vito Schnabel Hosts a “Happy” Show
The art world scenester Vito Schnabel curates an exhibit at the W hotel in Miami during the Art Basel fair.
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Kate Baldwin on Broadway, Meltdowns and Sweet Success
Kate Baldwin, star of “Finian’s Rainbow,” talks to WWD about the value of hard work.
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Mario Testino Takes Rio
The photographer publishes his ninth book, an homage to Rio de Janeiro.
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Bill Pullman’s Double Life
The star of Mamet’s “Oleanna” on Broadway also is a Montana cattle rancher.
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Uma Thurman Figures Out ‘Motherhood’
The actress Uma Thurman stars as a harried New York mom in her latest flick.
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Nick Hornby’s Learning Curve
The British author and screenwriter Nick Hornby has two projects out now that deal with the feminine mind.
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Eye Scoop: Anthony Marshall Found Guilty
Anthony Dryden Marshall, the only son of legendary socialite Brooke Astor, was found guilty on Thursday of scheming to defraud his late mother.
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Coco’s Boy Toy: Q&A With Alessandro Nivola
Alessandro Nivola discusses tackling the role of Coco Chanel’s early love.
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A Jolly Good Fellow: Julian Fellowes on His Latest Book
Brit author Julian Fellowes looks back to his youth in his new novel, "Past Imperfect."
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A Fashion Heiress’ First Movie
Tatiana von Furstenberg and Francesca Gregorini’s debut “Tanner Hall” premieres tonight.
Fashion Features
A ‘Night’ to Remember: The Impact of Fashion’s Night Out
Fashion’s Night Out brought out droves of celebrity and fashion fans like the rush before Christmas — even if the level of business didn’t quite match.
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Novel Ideas: Ruben Toledo Reimagines the Classics
The illustrator Ruben Toledo designed new covers for “The Scarlet Letter,” “Wuthering Heights” and “Pride and Prejudice.”
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New Neighborhood Joint on the LES
The National opened to little fanfare, but there’s a lot going on in the kitchen.
