The Somewhat Tortured Genius of Ralph Fiennes

The fast rise of a friendly upstart in men’s fashion.

Young men used to while away the hours in a virtual fantasyland where they had all the power. Now they have entered a murkier cultural space.

“Ohhh, kill ’em!” A kid from Georgia named TerRio leads the charge of six-second-video heroes.

Pola Debevoise on the World Economic Forum.

Jackets almost as pliant as shirts. Pants you can’t feel. Slide into the suits of 2014.

For years, he has played grumps, villains, and other impossible men. Now he’s turning on the charm.

Man-about-town. Investment banker. Husband of socialite Lucy Sykes. Join us, if you dare, for a night out with Euan Rellie.

Jim Windolf reflects on Peter W. Kaplan, the founding editor of M.

Progressive is the new safe word, even for New York’s proudly liberal Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Classically trained in violin, bass, cello, guitar, and piano, Matthew Hemerlein has been a musician since childhood.

His latest play, “I Call My Brothers,” makes its American debut at the New Ohio, an off-Broadway theater.

Hello, Kanye! My cappuccino-driven tour of the new collections, feat. John Varvatos, Ermenegildo Zegna, Versace, Gucci, Armani, and Thom Browne.

See well. Smell good. Our springtime guide focuses on niche brands for the discerning man.

A 21st-century explosion of divergent styles fills the runways of Paris and Milan.

The costumes are key to Wes Anderson’s cinematic vision.