The nepo baby debate exposed something Hollywood already knew: access isn't evenly distributed. Here's how entertainment dynasties actually function, who benefits, and why the conversation isn't going away.
Los Angeles has more free world-class culture than almost any city in the world. Here's everything worth doing that costs nothing — from the Getty to gallery openings to the best hike in the city.
Netflix has 302 million subscribers. Disney+ is profitable. Warner Bros. Discovery is selling itself. Here's who's winning the streaming wars, who's losing, and what it means for the shows you watch.
Los Angeles has more vintage clothing per square mile than any city in America. Here's where to shop — from Melrose Avenue's designer resale spots to the Sunday dollar sales that costume designers swear by.
Method acting has produced some of cinema's greatest performances — and some of its most absurd on-set behavior. Here's how the technique actually works, who invented it, and why the backlash is growing.
From a Questlove-directed Sly Stone portrait to the making of 'We Are the World,' these are the music documentaries that go beyond the biography and into the work.
Rory William Docherty's Fall 2026 collection proves there's still room in fashion for designers who prioritize craft and wearability over manufacturing viral moments and hype cycles.
While the rest of fashion scrambles to keep up with viral moments and algorithmic churn, Ralph Lauren's Fall 2026 collection doubles down on the idea that some things are built to last longer than a trend cycle.
FX's Love Story recreated JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette's secret wedding for millions of viewers. The real ceremony had 40 guests and a press blackout. This is how prestige TV turns historical privacy into premium content.
Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy's 1996 Narciso Rodriguez wedding dress didn't just reject bridal tradition—it created the blueprint for every cool-girl bride who has since refused the industry's maximalist playbook.
By pairing Chiharu Shiota's thread installations with Yin Xiuzhen's clothing environments, Hayward Gallery is making a case for installation art as a form that interrogates labor, memory, and the politics of making—not just spectacle.
Isabel Marant's Fall 2026 collection proves that when the fashion industry gets nervous, it returns to the same formula that's been working for two decades — and that formula still moves product.
As voting closes on a chaotic Best Picture race, the annual ritual of leaked ballots shows how the Academy's voters still frame their choices as destiny rather than decision-making.
A drama about a president at the end of his career, La Grazia is the director’s finest film since The Great Beauty. As he reunites with his longtime collaborator, the pair discuss ageing, loyalty and the mysterious energy that has bound them for more than two decades ‘They like to smoke,” says the p
Daniel Roseberry's Fall 2026 collection traded viral shock tactics for quieter surrealism—testing whether fashion can still unsettle when it's not screaming for attention.
Fashion Week happens twice a year across four cities over five weeks. Here's what actually happens, who's there, why the seasons are backwards, and what it means for the clothes you'll buy next year.
