Malcolm Forbes’s memorabilia collection goes to auction, including a pair of the Queen of England’s undies. Driven says “Happy Birthday” to Catherine Deneuve. When it comes to big games, this current World Series included, all eyes are on the … read more →

  The National Enquirer (yes, those guys) give Steve McQueen the “shocking true story” treatment. Get a look inside the personal notebooks of five different types of creative minds (further evidence of why they’re essential). Dazed & Confused celebrates 20 … read more →

For the Saudi prince who has everything, Neiman Marcus’s holiday book includes a $45,000 ping-pong table and a $1 million programmable fountain. Vanity Fair excerpts an upcoming biography of the Purple One. With the pattern showing up everywhere from ties … read more →

If only all of our writing careers could have started with a recommendation letter from Norman Mailer. Check out a preview of Takashi Murakami’s Homage to Yves Klein exhibit. Helen Mirren doesn’t trust British journalists. You can’t stop the Woost, … read more →

Miffed about the NBA lock-out? Malcolm Gladwell explains why it’s actually a good thing. Everybody is getting in on the pop-up shop fever, even John Malkovich. I would have done much better in Freshman Philosophy had Orson Welles been narrating … read more →

For all you font/film freaks out there, the typography of Jean-Luc Godard. Overcoming hearing loss and personal loss, Ryan Adams is back again. Who says that no one has any more ideas? Fast Company gives us Coco’s guide to creativity. … read more →

Grantland gets to the bottom of why so many bad movies make it to the theater, by asking a guy who gets them there. Radiohead sits down with NPR to discuss the making of The King of Limbs. In 1971, … read more →

We’ll let the man speak for himself: the WSJ complies Steve Jobs’s best quotes. Eater gets a jump start on helping you plan your mid-winter vacation (it’s never too early) by running down the top food and wine travel destinations. … read more →