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In the world of wine, a rating of 95-100 equals retail magic. But what do those points really mean? Our wine columnist investigated, and tasted high-rated wines to determine which ones really make the grade.
Young designer Sander Lak nervously faces his debut dressing a supermodel for the annual fashion event—’I will probably make a big fool of myself’
At a time when it is harder than ever for artists to break through the clutter of social media, Kanye West has captured everyone’s attention.
Following a Kentucky Derby victory on Saturday, Justify became horse racing’s newest star, with comparisons made to one of trainer Bob Baffert’s best horses—2015 Triple Crown winner American Pharoah.
Genomics is coming to psychiatry, with some doctors using a gene test to figure out the most effective anti-depressant for a patient.
As Christie’s prepares to auction Peggy and David Rockefeller’s sprawling collection, some in the art market predict it will bring in a record $1 billion
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The country’s oldest Chinatown is stirring up a culinary revival, with modern riffs on traditional fare, hidden cocktail dens and the city’s best dim sum.
Spurred on by Gucci’s propulsive furry backless loafer, the mule is once again a best-selling style. Fashion historian Nancy MacDonell traces the shoe from its 17th century heyday.
Floral designer Lindsey Taylor riffs on a very-yellow color-field painting that explodes with the reawakening hue of spring’s earliest flowers.
When columnist Michelle Slatalla finds herself sitting sadly in her barely furnished living room, she realizes minimalism is not a virtue but merely a decorating style.
It was a packed sports weekend with thrills in the NBA playoffs and Kentucky Derby. There was also a wayward tongue on the loose in the NHL.
Nondenominational Christian colleges have often defined themselves less by their religious doctrine than by their position as outsiders. Naomi Schaefer Riley reviews “Fundamentalist U” by Adam Laats.
Justify won the annual Run for the Roses, becoming the first horse in 136 years to score victory after not racing as a 2-year-old.
An exhibition at the Barnes Foundation searches for artistic ties between Impressionist painter Pierre Auguste Renoir and Jean Renoir, his filmmaker son.
Tim Samaras had an uncanny ability to predict the path of tornadoes. In the end, it cost him his life.
