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Horse Sense

Little-known photos by Julian Lloyd hearken back to the Swinging 60s and the electric meeting point of British society, rock ’n’ roll, and, of course, horses

Best in Grow

In England, the village show presents a ripe opportunity to show off

Go East, Young Man

The native New Yorker Jamie Bogyo is finding his theatrical niche in London’s classy West End

Move Over, Samson

The long-neglected Henry VIII of Camille Saint-Saëns stages comebacks on two continents

Sommer Nights

Afire, a new German summer film, follows in the unique tradition of Billy Wilder’s People on Sunday

Growing Up Basquiat

Friends of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s compare a new exhibition on his life and work with the curious, complicated young artist they came of age with

The Making of a Marchioness

The late Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava rejected her glamorous youth for a colorful life spent helping others

From the Outside

Gaëtan Bruel

Ahead of Bastille Day, the French cultural counselor discusses how New York’s Villa Albertine was born, and the novel approach it’s taking to artists’ residency programs

Coming Up Roses

Factory by the Sea

In the summer of 1972, Andy Warhol bought a house in the historic fishing village of Montauk. The town was never the same again

Going After the Gonzo

When the author was sent to visit Hunter S. Thompson—five months before Thompson shot himself—he found a writer trapped inside a legend

Dance Therapy

Forty years ago, renowned music photographer Lynn Goldsmith created a cult-hit music album with the help of Carly Simon, Sting … and Warren Beatty

Business and Pleasure

Forty years after Jackie Collins wrote Hollywood Wives, the hugely popular novel that skewered the Beverly Hills elite, her daughter reflects on the power of Collins’s books—and her insistence on fun at all costs

Diving For Treasure

The Met Opera takes up Georges Bizet’s youthful romance Les Pêcheurs de Perles

The Midas Touch

Everything the American soprano Rachel Willis-Sørensen touches turns to gold

Life of the Party

In celebration of Mikhail Baryshnikov’s 75th birthday, the legendary dancer’s arts center is hosting a day-long concert in upstate New York

Face-to-Face

The Phantom of Jacobus Vrel

Paris sees the opening of the first-ever exhibition devoted to a mysterious 17th-century Dutch artist whose works were long attributed to Vermeer

The Art of Forgery

Design Within Reach

Architect Lina Ghotmeh is sprucing up the Serpentine Gallery, just in time for its big summer party

In the Eye of the Storm

Paul McCartney’s Pentax photos from 1964—the year that marked the band’s American tour, and the start of Beatlemania—are collected in a new book

Summer Time

Eleven years after Donna Summer’s death, the Queen of Disco’s collection of lavish costumes, gold records, and handwritten lyrics will go up for auction at Christie’s

Joni Mitchell’s Second Act