Shoulder to shoulder through women’s history
In writing her first children’s book, New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (WAG, October 2014 cover) reached into the past – America’s and her own.
50 years of style
The Museum at FIT celebrates its golden anniversary by rolling out its greatest hits for “Exhibitionism” – an exhibition about its past exhibitions.
Spring for the covers
In winter, Ted Baker’s thoughts turn to floral bedding for spring, of course.
About men (and women, too)
In a time of transition, there’s much that we can learn from men. And men can learn from women.
The whirl of Ted Yang
Ted Yang was a golden guy on Wall Street – until premature triplets delivered him into a better life.
Rooted in life
Val Morano Sagliocco – landscaper, restaurateur, entrepreneur – likes to be where the action is, even on vacation.
Just our type
Though he has strained against being typecast in period pieces and dark dramas, British actor Rufus Sewell has found success in both.
Building dreams
Andy Todd’s entrepreneurial spirit led him to become a luxury developer.
Taking a knee as a stand to end racial violence
Love him or hate him, Colin Kaepernick is the 21st century’s Muhammad Ali.
Diamond gladiator
David Cone, one of the brilliant bad boy Mets of the late 1980s and early ’90s, reinvented himself with the Yankees.
A designer of magical thinking
A profound sense of the world has led Michael Aram to think of nature and art in an unusual way.
How Nole got his mojo back
Novak Djokovic overcame an elbow injury and self-doubt to come all the way back to number one.
‘Whatever Lola wants’…
This happy 1-year-old pup is looking for an active forever home.
Give and take
Without individual free will, gift-giving is meaningless.
A different tune
For opera singer turned news anchor Trish Regan, mentorship is a big part of the gig.
Inspiring the young to a better world
Surely, if there was ever anyone who understood the high-profile challenges of childhood, it is Chelsea Clinton. Perhaps that is why she’s drawn to help kids as a children’s author.
Cool warrior on the court of activism
Arthur Ashe saw his activism in the arenas of civil rights and AIDS awareness as more important than his athleticism and groundbreaking accomplishments on the tennis court.
Time to sip
Tea Forté ethos of rarefied teas embraces the nonprofit world.
Extraordinary everyman
He’s played villains and Jesus. So what makes Hollywood scion Tony Goldwyn so normal?
Stemming a biological ‘red tide’
The ever-entrepreneurial Renaissance man Andrew Economos has started The Red Tide Institute to combat the algae plaguing Florida’s Gulf Coast.