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- Aug 23, 2026
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How Does The Shards Compare to Real Life? A 1980s L.A. Prep Weighs In. (opens the original)
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Plenty of The Shards, the new FX series based on the Bret Easton Ellis novel of the same name, is fictional—even if its protagonist shares a name with the author. But as much as the shiny young L.A. prep-school kids who find themselves in the crosshairs of a bloodthirsty serial killer are made up, not all of their circumstances have been imagined. “The Shards is exciting because you’re revisiting your own experience, it takes you straight back because of the details,” says a fifth-generation Ang
Why Sense and Sensibility’s Most Important Romance Isn’t a Romance at All (opens the original)
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Of all the pairings in Sense and Sensibility, the most important one doesn’t end in marriage. Instead, it’s that of sisters Elinor and Marianne Dashwood. “Something that drew me to Sense and Sensibility and makes it stand apart from other Jane Austen novels is that the central love story is really between the two sisters,” says Georgia Oakley, the filmmaker whose big screen adaptation of the classic—starring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Esmé Creed-Miles, George MacKay, Caitríona Balfe, Fiona Shaw, and mor
Won’t Somebody Please Think of the Pugs? (opens the original)
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In May 1972, Queen Elizabeth II visited the Duke and Duchess of Windsor at their home in Paris’s Bois de Boulogne to pay her respects to the duke, who was dying of throat cancer (it was the first time she had ever been hosted by the duchess). Of all the trying moments in such an encounter, one was particularly vexing. “When she went to see the duke that day, the pugs were jumping up,” says Hugo Vickers, the chronicler of the great and powerful whose biography of the duchess, Behind Closed Doors,
Iconic American Duos: Anna Sui & Chase Sui Wonders (opens the original)
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“I never thought I’d be doing this this long,” Anna Sui says. “I always said to my friends, ‘I’m going to give it five years.’ ” For the record, it has been 45 (and counting) since the designer launched her fashion label in New York. And for the better part of the past decade she has been the subject of a roving career retrospective, “The World of Anna Sui,” that debuted at London’s Fashion and Textile Museum in 2017 and has since been to New York, Tokyo, Shanghai, Charlotte, and Phoenix. Next s
The Best Room At… The Shore Club (opens the original)
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When Karen Whitt moved to Providenciales, Turks and Caicos more than 20 years ago, Grace Bay was the most famous part of the island. “That is where everything was happening,” she says. And while the area is still a destination for travelers today, it’s not the only game in town. Hospitality mogul Dr. Stan Hartling had built The Sands at Grace Bay in 1999 and followed it five years later with The Palms nearby. But, Whitt says, he also had a private villa in Long Bay, on the other side of the isla
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