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Last night in NYC, Nicole Richie and Jessica Stam came out for the FiFi Awards, Louis C.K. and Kevin Systrom received special achievement awards at the 16th annual Webby Awards, Amy Poehler and Stephen Colbert took home Peabody awards, and more! Last night's parties were all about award season. More»
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Last night, Patton Oswalt hosted the 16th Annual Webby Awards at the Hammerstein Ballroom. The awards honor excellence on the internet, and have become renowned for their unique 5-word acceptance speech policy. This year's program also included a special performance by Passion Pit, who performed their new single "Take A Walk." More»
The four hour long lullaby known as The Academy Awards will be airing this Sunday, and if you're not pumped to see Billy Crystal try and save this sinking ship for the ninth time, then you agree with most Americans who view the whole thing as a yawn-inducing, if obligatory, formal event. But despite the Academy's ongoing effort to ensure that the show is as bland and inoffensive as a bowl of tapioca, things happen on live TV. Here's a list of the 11 wildest moments, from cross dressers to streakers, F-bombs to on-stage kisses, from Oscars past. More»
Covering Adele's finger flip, the Chris Brown-Rihanna song mix controversy, Diddy's Revolt TV, and the 2012 Governor's Ball Music Festival line-up, and more, indulge in today's music news round up.
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Last Friday, Hrafnhildur Arnardottir aka Shoplifter opened her exhibition "Vanity Disorder" at the Charles Bank Gallery. The Icelandic artist, who frequently works with Björk, has been working with hair as her predominant material for some time now. More»
Last night, Red Egg celebrated Chinese New Year with DJ's May Kwok and The Kids, Stylecaster and Sebastian had their launch in a very crowded Darby Downstairs, Harley Viera Newton and Lydia Hearst Shaw partied for INC at Le Bain, Tiffany & Co. wrangled all the pretty people of Manhattan into one room, Coco Rocha and Johnny Weir did some midnight ice skating at the Standard, and so much more. Last night's parties were a style overload. More»
A model sets to make the new Eldridge more inclusive, Sean Parker goes out and about and loves the decor, an opening date is set for the Frying Pan, a final date set for the Pogues, Wine tasting and delicious punch to tantalize your taste buds, Greg Grossman bombs at the Pop Up Pop Art Restaurant and more! It's all in today's nightlife roundup! More»
In the wake of John Galliano's explosive anti-Semitic comments, Christian Dior and their Miss Dior Cherie fragrance muse, Natalie Portman, have ditched the designer. The man we all once loved for being crazy, is now hated for being.... well, crazy. So who will replace the king of Dior? More»
[Photo via] If you're a connoisseur of middle-of-the-road, ultra-subjective self-congratulatory industry circle jerks, then your spirits were surely soaring at last night's Grammy Awards ceremony. And while we could spend time breaking down the supposed "surprise" wins by Arcade Fire and Esparanza Spalding (who heartlessly thwarted the Biebs), I think we all know that, even by awards show standards, the Grammys are particularly meaningless. More»
For magazines trying to stay afloat as the foreboding death knells of print resound, Visionaire may have the artefactual essence to grant it immunity. Cecilia Dean explained to us last night how her savvy, artistic magazine has been faring in the digital age. More»
A memorial service was held in London at Saint Paul's Cathedral this morning to honor Lee Alexander McQueen, nearly six months after his suicide. Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Stella McCartney, Daphne Guinness, and Sarah Jessica Parker all attended, as did Anna Wintour, who spoke at the service. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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