Peeking behind the scenes of the Costume Institute, ahead of Monday’s Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, induces fashion euphoria. Inside the installation studio is where curator in charge, Andrew Bolton, is preparing this year’s Met Gala exhibit: “Camp: Notes on Fashion.” “Camp is… …
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“Inside Edition” anchor Deborah Norville says she is “so grateful” after her thyroid cancer surgery two weeks ago. On Monday, Norville was back on the air. She said she and her doctor had been monitoring a lump in her neck for about 20 years, ever since a viewer first noticed …
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You may not know Alan Stillman’s name, but you definitely know his restaurants. The legendary restaurateur has been revolutionizing how we eat and meet for more than five decades. His singles bar has grown into a worldwide restaurant chain, and the steakhouses he founded are iconic. But when Stillman opened …
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Michael Ovitz rose from working in a mailroom to become a super-agent representing some of Hollywood’s biggest stars. He co-founded Creative Artists Agency, a dominating force in the talent agent business, and helped shape the careers of A-List entertainers like Steven Spielberg, Meryl Streep, Bill Murray and David Letterman. Appearing …
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In simply trying to tell an “Oakland story” with his new film “Blindspotting,” Daveed Diggs covers a whole lot more. The movie, which he spent a decade writing with his best friend and co-star Rafael Casal, addresses gentrification, police violence, the N-word, poverty, racial disparity in the justice system and, …
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Summer could be a good time to encourage teenagers to put down their phones and enjoy the outdoors. Fifty percent of teens report feeling addicted to their cellphones and a new study in the journal Child Development shows nighttime usage of a cellphone can increase anxiety and depression in teenagers …
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