LOST AND FOUND
Anthony Haden-Guest won an Emmy in 1980 for a TV documentary. It was lost when a storage facility sold his possessions off. Fast-forward to an emotional reunion in a junk store.
Anthony Haden-Guest is the news editor of Charles Saatchi’s online magazine.
Rich Canvas
The new, eight-floor Pace Gallery building opened this week, acquiring the moniker “Super Pace.” Its CEO reveals how it will thrive, despite the perils facing New York’s art world.
Danger
From poison-tipped umbrellas to hidden bugs and a special thermometer to check a victim was dead, the KGB was ruthless in pursuing its targets, as a new exhibit in NYC reveals.
Sound of Silence
The SideWalk Café on New York City's Lower East Side is a treasured gnarly hang-out and performance space humming with old school Lower East Side attitude. And it just got sold.
ICON
He wanted recognition, he wanted to make money. But the real Andy Warhol, while relying on the professionalism of others, was also a slyly observant observer of the fame game.
NIGHT LIFE
It was 20 years ago that Palagia began her career as a sex party host in New York City—and the party to mark the anniversary was as wild as to be expected.
BRUSH STROKES
Salvador Rosillo had a colorful life before he made his millions. As New York state mulls legalization, he says, ‘I just want to validate my position in the marijuana movement.’
View Finder
Olivier Dassault is not just an accomplished photographer, he is also an accomplished pilot, skilled at taking stunning images from up above.
Exploitation
The photographer Layla Love has traveled the world taking pictures of those caught up in the hellish world of human trafficking, sexual and otherwise.
Smoosh
The artist Jennifer Rubell is taking custard pies to the face as part of a New York City art exhibit. In doing so, she joins a very long and messy political and cultural tradition.
