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There are certain hairstyles you should know how to do—and do really well—for times when a blowout just isn't in the cards.

There are certain hairstyles you should know how to do—and do really well—for times when a blowout just isn't in the cards.

In a documentary set to be aired on Channel 4, Mark Evans goes behind the scenes of Jaguar’s £1 million E-types. Here, he explains what it was like to be involved with the project. 

While the Oscars are cursed by slow predictability—all those long months leading up to that long TV show in which the people you expect to win do win—the Cannes award ceremony runs a single brisk hour and lives up to the famous

Mr. Hanks, what kind of film shoots do you hate the most? 

Ms. Coppola, Michael Douglas once said that for the first fifteen years of his career he felt like he was “damned to success” just because of his father. Is that a feeling that you understand following your father’s footsteps as a filmmaker? 

Perhaps no novel this year was more feverishly anticipated—or more frequently stolen from my desk—than Elena Ferrante’s Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay (Europa), the third installment of the enigmatic Italian author’s Neapolitan novels, which tell a single story with the

Many of the world’s biggest pop stars sat on the sidelines for 2014. Frank Ocean, Adele, Kanye West, and Rihanna all delayed their heavily anticipated albums into at least 2015.

Mr. Bailey, would you swear in front of the Queen?