No sooner had the 43-year-old quit acting (again) than he scored an Oscar nomination for The Kids Are All Right. Now he's making his directorial debut and adjusting to life as a leading man. So much for retirement.
Against all odds, the 19th-century Edison bulb has resurfaced as a 21st-century icon. But with a looming phaseout of incandescents, is it time to reconsider the retro aesthetic?
At 17, Patrick Schwarzenegger is laboring under the weight of his family's achievements. Is the oldest son of the Governator and one of the heirs to the Kennedy dynasty living up to expectations? Yes—but not in the way you'd expect.
Five things in culture we emphatically endorse, from Will Ferrell's serious side to a new book on David Bowie.
The Collaboration
Danger Mouse, the prolific producer, and Italian composer Daniele Luppi on their new album, Rome. Plus: The men behind this summer's catchiest singles.
Idris Elba, the star of this month's Thor, shares his eclectic tastes, from in-flight entertainment to preferred late-night scenes. Plus: Artist Ed Ruscha's greatest influence, and a new, populist take on Robert Mapplethorpe.
Why the slate-colored two-button is the only suit you'll need this season, how to wear a summer scarf, and the renaissance of the penny loafer.
Last Call
David Chang
The man behind New York's Momofuku restaurants on anger management, how celebrity chefs are like fashion designers, and why "farm to table" is a bunch of baloney.