How Chelsea Miller Became One of NYC’s Most In-Demand Knife Makers
Her unique blades—forged from repurposed horseshoe rasps—are now used in some of city's finest restaurants.
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Muse takes a closer look at the season's rising stars.
Our Not-So-Serious Guide to Quitting Your Job—in 12 Easy Steps
Take it from someone who just put in her two weeks' notice.
Here’s How This Artist-Alchemist Duo Distilled Mezcal into Art
Gem&Bolt founders AdrinAdrina and Elliott Coon on their new creative spirit—pun intended.
From Meghan Markle to Paul Ryan, These Are Our Not-So-Serious Predictions for Election 2032
Who will run, who will win, and who will fail miserably?
How Angela Scott Created a Fashion-Forward Shoe That Won’t Break Your Toes
Angela Scott's bespoke footwear lets women ditch their six-inch heels—and look great doing it.
Architect Bill Bensley on the Importance of Eco-Conscious Travel and Hospitality
It's time for a greener standard in the make of luxury hotels.
Mary Sibande’s Art Tells the Political—and Personal—Story of Apartheid
The South African artist's striking commentary on race and gender is on view at New York's Leroy Neiman Gallery.
Kit Kemp Talks How to Bring Color, Calm and Mythical Creatures into Your Room
On the heels of her pop-up opening at Bergdorf Goodman, the Firmdale Hotels co-owner and creative director tells all.
How This Sotheby’s VP Sold a Nobel Prize for $975,000 at Auction
Hatton breaks down her most out-of-this-world finds for auction—from Nobel prizes to moon rocks—and how much she sold them for.
