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Articles In Room 100
Inside the Spectacular 5 Beekman
The New Year’s Eve parties are over, let the real party begin, and get ready to be blown away… In the new issue of Room 100, photographer Taku invites one precocious party girl to play dress up in the labyrinthine … Read More
Sniffing Around
Wonder where this season’s scrumptious truffles are coming from? The new pigs in the epicurean world of truffle hunting are actually dogs, many of them being trained to find the rare culinary fungi in Oregon and Tennessee, not France. Reporter … Read More
‘Lincoln’ Redux
A heady photo essay of artist Hunt Slonem’s amazing collection of vintage top hats. Honest Abe kept his bills in his stovepipe. Artist Hunt Slonem keeps his top hats hidden away in a secret closet, believing some of them are … Read More
The Making Of…
A behind-the-scenes peek at some of our fabulous Room 100 Magazine shoots in the works. Sure photo shoots are hard work. But when the right team comes together, they can be loads of fun too. Here’s some outtakes from a … Read More
Ed Westwick Isn’t Chuck Bass
Easygoing, funny, and above all, a regular guy, the bad boy of ‘Gossip Girl’ would rather be kicking soccer balls than clique-ing out. Enjoying off-time at Central Park South’s 6 Columbus Hotel, the British actor shows how it’s done, the … Read More
15,000 Minutes
She died 50 years ago, but Marilyn Monroe remains wildly alive and kicking in pop iconography. Now with Taschen’s new limited-edition monograph, Norman Mailer, Bert Stern: Marilyn Monroe, never-before seen photographs of Hollywood’s most tragic and enigmatic kid-in-the-picture keeps teasing … Read More
Visitors Welcome (Well, Not Really…But)
A new photo book animates the faded but opulent beauty of Cuba, a lavish paradise still unattainable. You hear about the vintage cars, the uber-nice people, the vibrant nightlife, the sultriness of it all. And of course, the menacing reality … Read More
‘Still’ Life
From Ken Burns’ “Prohibition” to the backwoods and back rooms of “Justified” and ‘Boardwalk Empire’—and culminating in the upcoming film “The Wettest County”—the whole country’s gone punch drunk over old-timey alcohol. And now it’s the Establishment antidote for a posse … Read More
S’mahvelous! (What Swell Parties They Were)
A photo-excerpt revisiting the belles (and beaux) of the greatest 20th century balls, and why costuming was critical to putting your best face forward in those good old days. Nicholas Foulkes’ Bals, a coffee table-crunching tome landing in time for … Read More
Tree Houses, the new summer cottage?
As Earth Week approaches, check out these super-secret clubhouses perched “up there.” Wes Anderson knows it, and Roderick Romero does it. Tree houses or forts, if you prefer, are sort of awesome, and can be used for adult-only respites, makeshift … Read More
Cool Britannian
British interior designer and gal-about-town Tara Bernerd brings her glamorous touch and sexy aesthetic to Belgraves, London’s newest place of rest—and play. For the sought-after interior designer, Tara Bernerd, work is an international affair. “I’m very privileged,” says the 39-year-old. … Read More
Could the Subjects Please Remain Still for Just a Moment?
Here, seven visual iconoclasts of the art world captured exclusively in their spaces doing what they do: creating brave (and damned imaginative) new worlds for the rest of us to view. DONALD BAECHLER PROFESSIONAL: Born in Hartford, Conn., Donald Baechler … Read More
Cool Customer
Within the minimalist-chic Thompson Beverly Hills, we directed the comely comedic actress to divine the inspiration behind Catherine Deneuve’s Belle de Jour. Turns out, she’s had some practice. As Britta Perry on NBC’s ‘Community,’ Gillian Jacobs has proven herself to … Read More
