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Style • October 05, 2024

On Wednesday night, Juliana Canfield, Bob Colacello, Tom Freston, and others gathered at the Waverly Inn to toast the photographer’s new book, Lost Time

By Jack Sullivan

Morning Meeting • December 09, 2023

Life Lessons from an Italian Countess

On this week’s podcast, Bob Colacello shares what he learned from Marina Cicogna

By Ashley Baker, Michael Hainey

Art • June 02, 2023

Bob Colacello: It Just Happened—Photographs, 1976–1982

By Elena Clavarino

Art • January 21, 2023

Bob Colacello: It Just Happened—Photographs, 1976–1982

By Clara Molot

Art • July 23, 2020

Bob Colacello: On the Road

Style • September 28, 2024

A Night at the Newsstand

Tom Freston, Christiane Amanpour, Dexter Filkins, Nick Pileggi, Ken Auletta, and others gathered at the AIR MAIL book-and-magazine outpost in Greenwich Village in celebration of media entrepreneur Saad Mohseni’s new book

By Jack Sullivan

Books • March 16, 2024

Death Became Her

By James Wolcott

Obituaries • December 09, 2023

Marina Cicogna

The Italian countess transcended her gilded background to become Europe’s first major female film producer

By Bob Colacello

Culture • July 08, 2023

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

By Vincent Fremont

Culture • November 19, 2022

What Makes a Neighborhood?

Debbie Harry, Woody Allen, Cat Marnell, Ian Schrager, Diane von Furstenberg, and others weigh in

Style and Living • October 15, 2022

At Home with Deeda Blair

In an interview, the philanthropist, hostess, and style inspiration discusses everything from recipes and table settings to the health initiatives that drive her

By Bob Colacello

Books • May 07, 2022

Meet You at Mortimer’s

A new book revisits the mid-70s heyday of Mortimer’s restaurant, which played host to everyone from Jackie O and Nancy Reagan to Liz Smith and Mick Jagger

By Bob Colacello

Books • April 30, 2022

Practice Makos Perfect

Christopher Makos showed Andy Warhol how to use his first camera. He also cemented Warhol’s existence as the personification of the “American brand”

By Elena Clavarino

Film and Television • March 05, 2022

All About Andy

The former editor of Warhol’s Interview magazine on what Ryan Murphy’s new Netflix series, The Andy Warhol Diaries, gets right and wrong

By Bob Colacello

Culture • February 19, 2022

Tablescapes of Dreams

A beautiful new decorating book by descendants of Nancy Astor and Nancy Lancaster pairs archival photos with a newly discovered recipe collection

By Bob Colacello

Culture • October 09, 2021

La Dolce Marina

A documentary on the Italian film producer Marina Cicogna, who worked with everyone from Sergio Leone to Franco Zeffirelli, premieres in Rome

By Bob Colacello

Books • September 25, 2021

Say Bonjour to France’s Most Elegant Castle

Photos of the Château de Haroué celebrate life chez Beauvau-Craon, the family who has called Haroué home for 300 years

By Bob Colacello

Obituaries • September 05, 2020

The World’s Most Amusing Naughty Person

As Sotheby’s prepares to auction the treasures of John Richardson, his friend remembers the art historian’s intense, inspiring, high-low life

By Bob Colacello

Culture • August 01, 2020

On the Road

By Julia Vitale

Humor • December 14, 2019

EPISODE IV: “The Clue Lay in the Outsider Art!”

Still more correspondence from Lansy Everett, formerly of the New York Herald Tribune, Vanity Fair, Esquire, Vogue, Worth, and Harper’s Bazaar