The Israeli-American actress makes her mark in Greta Gerwig’s standout directorial début Lady Bird and strikes out into directing and writing on her own, taking inspiration from the meaningful women she’s worked with.

Artist-slash-model Jane Moseley mixes high and low on laundry day in our latest fashion feature photographed by Lorenz Schmidl and styled by Esther Matilla.

The Nigerian-born, London-raised musician brings soul up to date with powerful songs about love and loss and all-encompassing live performances as he prepares for the release of his first album early next year.

The young actor offers up a career-making turn as the young Elio Perlman, who falls in love with a graduate student one summer in northern Italy, in Luca Guadagnino’s coming-of-age story Call Me By Your Name, one of the most anticipated films of the year.

In a vibrant set of songs premiering at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the composer discovers a new America over the course of two weeks riding Amtrak cross country in the wake of Trump’s election.

A new laundromat in Williamsburg aims to elevate an everyday task with a cafe, healthy and organic detergents, and clean design.

After an impassioned turn as Dana Brody on Homeland, the young actress continues to pull insight from her mathematics studies to flesh out all her characters, including a conflicted nun-in-training in the Sundance hit Novitiate.

The new accessories line from Swedish designer Matilda Venczel combines luxurious materials and intricate craftsmanship with clean minimalist design and a natural æsthetic.

On the verge of quitting acting after a year without work, the Irish actress landed the perfect role in Duncan Macmillan’s searing addiction play People, Places & Things, winning the Olivier in London before bringing her powerhouse performance to New York for a run at St. Ann’s Warehouse as she prepares for her Broadway début next spring in Angels in America.