Hamilton Leithauser, an Indie-Rock Hero in a Very Fancy Room

Hamilton Leithauser, an Indie-Rock Hero in a Very Fancy Room

Even by Manhattan real estate standards, Café Carlyle is an intimate venue. The storied Upper East Side cabaret is just 988 square feet and seats 90 patrons, which means a performer can hear an audience member’s cutlery, not to mention their whispers. When Hamilton Leithauser first played there in 2018, …

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Agnès b.: The Shop That Changed What We Wear

Agnès b.: The Shop That Changed What We Wear

Paris is a place for revolutions: the sci-fi fantasies of Cardin and Courrèges, Jean Paul Gaultier’s skirts pour homme and the inflated gothic rituals of Rick Owens. All wild, memorable and museum-worthy. But it may be Agnès Troublé who has changed what we wear today, more so than any fierce …

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Haider Ackermann Leads Tom Ford Into a New Era

Haider Ackermann Leads Tom Ford Into a New Era

One evening in late January, Haider Ackermann, the new designer at Tom Ford, was tucked into a velvet banquette at La Reserve, the discreet, tryst-worthy hotel not far from the Élysée Palace in Paris. He was doing his best impression of Tom Ford, the man. “Hello, Haider,” Mr. Ackermann purred, …

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How Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Wrote Her Way Through Loss

How Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Wrote Her Way Through Loss

To walk into Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s stately brick home outside Baltimore is to know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that small children live there. It’s not that the kitchen floor is a Lego minefield or that the double staircase is lined with low-hanging fingerprints — quite the opposite. It’s …

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TEFAF’s New Director Seeks a Larger Role for the Foundation

TEFAF’s New Director Seeks a Larger Role for the Foundation

When more than 270 gallerists convene in Maastricht, the Netherlands, this month for the 38th edition of TEFAF, they will be greeted by a new managing director: Dominique Savelkoul, a seasoned Belgian arts administrator who took the helm in September. It’s her first time running an art fair and working …

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Benmont Tench, Still a Heartbreaker, Is Carrying on Solo

Benmont Tench, Still a Heartbreaker, Is Carrying on Solo

Ninety pounds, the approximate weight of a Farfisa organ, nearly kept Benmont Tench from his destiny. It was late 1971, and Tench, a native of Gainesville, Fla., was home from college for Christmas. His favorite local band, Mudcrutch, was playing a five-set-a-night residency at a topless bar called Dub’s, and …

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Sharon Van Etten Finds Her Way Home

Sharon Van Etten Finds Her Way Home

Backstage at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, N.J., on a bitterly cold February night, the singer and songwriter Sharon Van Etten drank tea and hung out with family members. At her show earlier that evening — her first appearance at the legendary venue and her third show on tour …

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RZA Talks About Wu-Tang Clan’s Final Chamber Tour

RZA Talks About Wu-Tang Clan’s Final Chamber Tour

Few groups have had more impact on the shape and evolution of hip-hop than Wu-Tang Clan, the Staten Island supergroup that helped define the sound of 1990s New York rap and transform the industry. And yet seeing Wu-Tang Clan perform a full-length concert in the flesh — all of the …

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