On the morning of January 9, 1946, Hans Frank, the Nazi known as “the Butcher of Poland,” sat in a dock in Nuremberg for the case that would lead to his conviction and execution. The case was a master ...

Gabriela Hearst knows a thing or two about good taste. Since launching her namesake label in New York in 2015, the Uruguayan designer has become one of fashion’s leading champions of sustainable ...

On October 22, 1926, Jocelyn Gordon Whitehead went straight for Harry Houdini’s greatest asset: his guts. Whitehead, a student at McGill, was aware of the world-renowned magician’s boast that he could ...

Frank Ahearn was in a Borders bookstore on Route 17 in New Jersey when he spotted a man carrying a book on offshore banking and a travel guide to Belize. Ahearn was working as a skip tracer at the ...

New York's oldest press club has been evicted from their home of 15 years over a lawsuit involving incontinent service dogs.

The 28-year-old took his first acting class to fill a college elective. Seven years later, he’s starring as Ali in "The Greatest," and has found a mentor in Michael B. Jordan.

Parker Posey, Patricia Clarkson, and Emily Ratajkowski toasted Sarah Anderson and Carlos Barragán at a dinner hosted by AIR MAIL and Montblanc.

S ince returning from the war, Frank Capra had begun to think that maybe what they had said about him was true—he was Pollyanna, he made manipulative, facile, sentimental shit. “Perhaps I had put too ...

A century after Marisa Merz’s birth, three exhibitions in Italy pay homage to the only woman in the radical art movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

On a remote peninsula in Rwanda, a former private chef to Rick Owens is serving one of Africa’s most sought-after tasting menus.

The artist spent the first half of his life broke, his mood was at the mercy of the weather, and he refused to give up on his water lilies despite his advancing blindness.