WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 14/05/2025Jake Shane is best friends with big celebrities like Glen Powell and Charli xcx. Now he’s ready to be a star too. www.wsj.com/style/jake-s... 030
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 14/05/2025Alberto Giacometti’s 1955 bust estimated to sell at Sotheby’s for $70 million garnered no bids, a pricey casualty of New York’s auction week. www.wsj.com/arts-culture...wsj.comGiacometti ‘Head’ Estimated to Sell for $70 Million Fails to Find BuyerSotheby’s hoped to prove the sculptor’s trophy appeal but wary collectors shied away. 041
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 13/05/2025Brian Chesky went full “founder mode” on his own company. Now Airbnb will never be the same. www.wsj.com/style/airbnb... 011
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 13/05/2025A weeklong series of New York auctions will test the art market’s resiliency amid unpredictable economic conditions and tariffs. www.wsj.com/arts-culture...wsj.comMondrian Sells for $47.6 MillionChristie’s modern art sales kick off a weeklong series of art auctions that will gauge the art market’s strength amid broader economic uncertainty. Will art values soar or flop? 030
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 11/05/2025Brandi Carlile’s “Bramily” gathers at both Mothership Weekend and Girls Just Wanna Weekend, a five-day, all-inclusive festival in Riviera Maya, Mexico, with tickets starting at around $2,000. www.wsj.com/arts-culture...wsj.comHow ‘Mom Rock’ Became Big BusinessAt the musician’s third annual event, held in Miramar Beach, Fla., attendees drink “mom-osas” and do “Mamaste” yoga on the beach. 020
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 07/05/2025Come with us to the Met Gala red carpet 💫 (🎥: @sairakhan.bsky.social) 031
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 07/05/2025Get to know the key players and factions as the cardinals of the Catholic Church decide on its next pope. #Conclave www.wsj.com/world/europe... 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 02/05/2025Bobbi Brown created a beauty juggernaut (Bobbi Brown Cosmetics). Then she made another one (Jones Road). 💄 Read our interview with the pioneer of “no-makeup”: on.wsj.com/44RhwhS. (🎥: @sairakhan.bsky.social) 010
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 01/05/2025Diplo’s Run Club held two 5K runs followed by live shows, and both events were the biggest he’s ever headlined in either city, he said. www.wsj.com/lifestyle/ce...wsj.comFirst Celebrities Wanted Us To Read. Now They Want Us to Run.Musicians Travis Barker, Diplo and Jelly Roll all launched running clubs that draw thousands of fans. 010
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 28/04/2025Film nerds—including new converts—are helping to power “Sinners” at the box office, where it has been No. 1 two weeks running. www.wsj.com/arts-culture... 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 26/04/2025Blake Lively has a new movie coming out. Can she escape the shadow of her last one? www.wsj.com/arts-culture...wsj.comBlake Lively Has a New Movie. Promoting It Is a Minefield.The actress has done minimal publicity for the film, when experts say any wrong move could be used against her by Justin Baldoni and his attorneys. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 23/04/2025Charley Yang became an accidental rock star when he took on the pseudonym boywithuke. Here’s why he retired the mask. www.wsj.com/arts-culture... 010
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 21/04/2025For those who played the videogame "The Last of Us," the shocker of the HBO series' latest episode was no surprise. www.wsj.com/arts-culture...wsj.comThese ‘Last of Us’ Fans Knew It Was ComingFor anyone who played the videogame, the shocker of episode 2 was a foregone conclusion. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 18/04/2025Celebrities like Addison Rae, Timothée Chalamet and Justin Bieber are embracing outfits that are aggressively distressed, artfully mismatched and uniquely messy. Call it “trashcore.” www.wsj.com/style/fashio...wsj.comYoung, Hot and Disheveled: ‘Trashcore’ Style Is Taking Over HollywoodCelebrities like Addison Rae, Timothée Chalamet and Justin Bieber are embracing outfits that are aggressively distressed, artfully mismatched and uniquely messy. 020
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 16/04/2025Peter Dunham, who has designed homes for celebrities like Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Drew Barrymore, shares his vision for rebuilding Los Angeles after the fires. www.wsj.com/style/design...wsj.comThe Rebirth of the Palisades Through the Eyes of a DecoratorThe decorator established himself as one of Hollywood’s go-to interior designers. As his clients contemplate rebuilding after devastating loss, his homey aesthetic feels made for the moment. 010
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 15/04/2025 Matthew Specktor’s new memoir, ”The Golden Hour,” tells the story of how his super-agent father, Fred Specktor, worked his way to the top of Hollywood. www.wsj.com/arts-culture...wsj.comMy Dad Is a Top Hollywood Agent. But He Started at the Bottom.Matthew Specktor tells the story of his super-agent father, Fred Specktor’s, rise through the agency ranks in ‘The Golden Hour.’ 010
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 15/04/2025The number of superyachts keeps growing. An army of fresh faces is marching in to help staff them. www.wsj.com/style/yachts...wsj.comHow to Ruin an $800,000 Vacation? Hire the Wrong Person on Your SuperyachtSeeking freedom from office life and the adventure of “Below Deck,” rookies are signing up to join yacht crews. But the jobs are harder than they look on TV. 041
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 09/04/2025Atlantic Records has struggled to launch hot new global superstars. Can 31-year-old music scion Elliot Grainge revive it for the modern era? www.wsj.com/arts-culture...wsj.comHe Comes From Music Royalty. Can He Save Atlantic Records?The 31-year-old music scion Elliot Grainge has been tasked with shepherding a 77-year-old music label into the modern era. 010
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 05/04/2025First-time novelist, Daniel Breyer, the son of billionaire Breyer Capital founder Jim Breyer, skewers the rich in ‘Smokebirds,’ but his father’s not mad. www.wsj.com/arts-culture...wsj.comA Billionaire’s Son and First-Time Novelist Satirizes His Own PeopleIn an age of fiction about the wealthy, the son of billionaire Breyer Capital founder and CEO Jim Breyer has written his own take. 021
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 04/04/2025Artipoppe’s Zeitgeist carrier is the latest status baby product that in-the-know moms recognize instantly. www.wsj.com/style/fashio... 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 01/04/2025Paul Rudd is our April cover star 💫! The actor fits in with film’s freaks, theater geeks, jocks and popular kids. He shares his secret to being the most beloved man in the industry. www.wsj.com/style/paul-r...wsj.comPaul Rudd on How to Win Friends and Influence HollywoodThe actor fits in with film’s freaks, theater geeks, jocks and popular kids. He shares his secret to being the most beloved man in the industry. 010
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 25/03/2025Meghan Markle’s Netflix show has been divisive. But viewers can agree on one thing: the former royal’s aspirational wardrobe. www.wsj.com/style/fashio...wsj.comMeghan Markle’s Netflix Show Got One Thing Very RightViewers have been critical of the Duchess of Sussex’s new cooking show. But fashion brands are reaping the benefits of her aspirational wardrobe. 010
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 23/03/2025In 1944, a young woman died in a Nazi psychiatric hospital in Vienna. She was secretly related to one of Europe’s most famous modern artists, Egon Schiele. The mystery of her disappearance haunts his art. www.wsj.com/style/egon-s...wsj.comExclusive | A Secret Baby and a Nazi Hospital: The Untold Mystery Upending an Artist’s LegacyNobody ever noticed the little girl haunting the paintings of Egon Schiele. The mystery of her disappearance could change how we think about the modern master. 020
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 19/03/2025Hollywood veteran Tom Ortenberg specializes in movies with a scarlet letter on them. This year, he’s backing Jonathan Majors in “Magazine Dreams.”wsj.comWhen Controversy Kills a Movie, His Tiny Studio Buys It on the CheapLast year, he took on Donald Trump. This year, he is backing Jonathan Majors. Tom Ortenberg isn’t afraid of a challenge. 020
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 13/03/2025Demna will be Gucci’s next artistic director, leading the company through a challenging luxury market. www.wsj.com/business/ret... 020
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 11/03/2025From the “Republican makeup” social-media trend to the “blue-haired liberals” jab, a debate is playing out over beauty and what it might say about someone’s personal values. www.wsj.com/style/how-fo...wsj.comHow Foundation and Eyeliner Became a Political BattlegroundAppearance-based insults are becoming more common, all the way up to the Capitol Building. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 10/03/2025Jessica Simpson’s first EP in 15 years, “Nashville Canyon Part 1,” comes out on March 21. “Nothing is a straightforward specific genre,” she said. www.wsj.com/style/jessic...wsj.comJessica Simpson Is Already Working On a Second MemoirBut first, the star is releasing her first EP in 15 years, ‘Nashville Canyon, Part 1.’ 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 09/03/2025On the set of “The White Lotus,” actors indulged in their own luxury, including regular massages and spa visits. “You’re like, ‘Wait a minute. I’m having a White Lotus experience within the White Lotus experience,’” said Arnas Fedaravičius.buff.ly‘The White Lotus’ New Season Tackles Our Wellness ObsessionThe actors playing hospitality staff got their own “White Lotus” experience in Thailand, including regular massages, Buddhism lessons and spa visits. 001
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 08/03/2025After deciding to go solo, Blackpink’s Lisa says she’s nervous to strike it out on her own. “But if I don’t do it now, when am I going to do it?”buff.lyHow Blackpink’s Lisa Found Her Own VoiceThe K-pop megastar wants to prove herself as a solo performer, with a new album and an acting debut. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 08/03/2025Touchland’s hand sanitizers have grown so popular with tweens and teens that some teachers force them to keep the colorful bottles in their backpacks during class.buff.lyThe Latest Teen Status Symbol Is $10 Hand SanitizerTouchland’s mists have become a popular item to trade at schools. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 07/03/2025Lounging has never looked so stylish, thanks to decadent pajamas, robes and slippers.buff.lyFashion Never Sleeps, So Dress Up for BedLounging has never looked so stylish, thanks to decadent pajamas, robes and slippers. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 07/03/2025Under the rule of ’90s-style Cool Britannia, you’re never fully dressed without a windbreaker, football shirt, sneakers—or all three. www.wsj.com/story/spring...wsj.comIt’s a Britpop-Bloke SpringUnder the rule of ’90s-style Cool Britannia, you’re never fully dressed without a windbreaker, football shirt, sneakers—or all three. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 07/03/2025Zegna's Alessandro Sartori stays curious about seeing his pieces out in the wild. "I try to imagine who they are and why they bought my design," he said.buff.lyThis Top Fashion Designer Thinks Men’s Pants Are Too TightThe Zegna artistic director only sleeps for five hours a night. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 06/03/2025These people don’t drink. But they’re definitely not sober.buff.lyMeet the ‘Cali Sober’ Set: No Booze, but Drugs Are FineFor some people, alcohol has taken a back seat to other substances, including mushrooms, LSD and ketamine. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 06/03/2025Gen Beta arrived in January. While most generations tend to get a bad reputation when they can at least talk, these babies are starting off with one.buff.lyA New Generation Is Here. Its Name Is Already an Insult.Generation Beta takes its name from the Greek alphabet, but for some parents—and every school-age child—its connotation is less than scholarly. 001
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 06/03/2025Sporty & Rich has built a $40 million a year business selling athleisure and accessories to women who throw camel coats over their skimpy Pilates outfits and idolize Princess Diana in her bike-short era. Now it’s getting into sexual wellness.buff.lyExclusive | This Brand Wants to Make You Sporty, Rich—and Now, SexyEmily Oberg’s brand Sporty & Rich has won over customers with products that emphasize health and hotness. Now it’s getting into sexual wellness with Sensual Sport. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 04/03/2025Lisa is our March cover star! 💫 The K-pop megastar wants to prove herself as a solo performer, with a new album and an acting debut in ‘The White Lotus.’ www.wsj.com/arts-culture... 051
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025“Anora” was the runaway success of the night, with five total awards, including best picture. Star Mikey Madison won for best actress, and director Sean Baker hit the stage four times, including best director, best original screenplay and best film editing.buff.lyOscars 2025: A Major Night for ‘Anora’‘Anora’ swept, Adrien Brody and Mikey Madison took home top acting awards, and Conan O’Brien debuted as host. These are the highlights from the 97th Academy Awards. 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025Capping off a best picture race filled with twists and turns, “Anora” took home the award for best picture. Following star Mikey Madison’s win for best actress, this was the film’s fifth win of the night, crowning the film the runaway success of the evening. www.wsj.com/livecoverage... 020
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025In a surprise, Mikey Madison won best actress for her performance as a stripper whose marriage to the son of a Russian oligarch sets off a string of violence, drama and comedy in “Anora.” www.wsj.com/livecoverage... 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025With his win for best director, “Anora” filmmaker Sean Baker scored a hat trick, following his wins for editing the film and writing its original screenplay. www.wsj.com/livecoverage... 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025Adrien Brody won best actor for “The Brutalist,” playing a Hungarian war refugee and architect who struggles with xenophobia, drug abuse and an imperious patron to build a massive structure with hidden significance. www.wsj.com/livecoverage... 011
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025In the streaming service’s second slip-up of the night, users are now reporting that their livestream cut out—just as the ceremony approached its biggest, buzziest categories: best actress and best picture. www.wsj.com/livecoverage...wsj.comOscars 2025 Winners Live: 'Anora' Wins Best Picture, Star Mikey Madison Named Best ActressFollow along for the latest news and analysis from the Academy Awards. 193
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025Another year, another “Everyone Wins” gift bag from Distinctive Assets. This year’s bag is worth more than $216,000, according to Distinctive Assets, though it’s mostly experiences that make up the value. www.wsj.com/livecoverage...wsj.comWhat’s in the $216,000 Gift Bags for Oscars Nominees?Another year, another “Everyone Wins” gift bag from Distinctive Assets. Acting and directing nominees going home without the gold statuette tonight will still be offered goody bags from Distinctive As... 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025Morgan Freeman gave a tribute to his friend and fellow actor Gene Hackman, who was found dead this week at 95. “Our community lost a giant,” Freeman said onstage, “and I lost a friend.” www.wsj.com/livecoverage... 0414
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025Lucky Oscars attendees found snack boxes under their seats filled with a soft pretzel, mustard packets that few dared open, Mike and Ike candy and a note from host Conan O’Brien. “I tried my best to include a gummy but Disney said that was a ‘hard pass,’” he wrote. www.wsj.com/livecoverage...wsj.comWhat It’s Really Like Inside the Dolby TheatreTiny bottles of Don Julio with gold-colored metal straws. Crowd-control fences on the Walk of Fame. Creamy curtains encasing the red carpet. Inside the Dolby Theatre, Hollywood’s top stars came to cel... 010
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025“No Other Land,” which chronicles a West Bank community under siege by Israeli forces, won best documentary feature—and managed to do so without a traditional movie distributor behind it. www.wsj.com/livecoverage... 020
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025It’s the end of an era for James Bond—or so it seemed at the Oscars. www.wsj.com/livecoverage... 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025Zoe Saldaña won the Oscar for supporting actress for her performance as a lawyer who helps a drug lord transition to a woman in the musical drama “Emilia Pérez.” www.wsj.com/livecoverage... 000
WSJ. Magazine @wsjmag.wsj.com · 03/03/2025“Wicked,” a movie musical demanding acres of fabric and untold work hours, scored a widely predicted win for costume design. The trophy made costume designer Paul Tazewell the first Black man to win an award in this category. #Oscars www.wsj.com/livecoverage...wsj.com‘Wicked’ Wins Best Costume Design“Wicked,” a movie musical demanding acres of fabric and untold work hours, scored a widely predicted win for costume design. The trophy made costume designer Paul Tazewell the first Black man to win a... 010