NEW YORK — Rob Lowe will portray President John F. Kennedy in a National Geographic film about the former president's 1963 assassination. The N...
For most people around the world, Grand Central Terminal is not so much a train station as a metaphor for directionless mayhem, traffic run amuck, bodies barely dodging one another -- only a miracle can divert a head-on collision of either man or machine.
Gwyneth Paltrow had Apple, Madonna had Lourdes and now a new name may be trending for the daughters of the nation's young elected officials. The n...
Vidal had no self-doubt. He used his legendary intellect in the service of opinions that drew blood. Feuds thrilled him. And he never lost the swagger that comes from knowing that -- at least in his youth -- he was a stunner. Want a guided tour?
A question for today's modern parent: What would it take, how desperate would you have to be, to consider prostituting yourself for the sake of your family? Before I had children, I'd have said never. But children change things.
I have delayed writing much about a new book titled "Mrs. Kennedy and Me" because, frankly, every time I look at it, I choke up.
BOSTON — Some of former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy's personal papers, including notes from her televised White House tour 50 years ago, are n...
With the release of Jacqueline Kennedy's controversial interviews where she exposed a more candid side of herself that most had never seen, she saw an...
Last night, Diane Sawyer hosted a two-hour ABC special, "Jacqueline Kennedy: In Her Own Words" airing excerpts of 8 1/2 hours of previously unreleased...
NEW YORK -- Caroline Kennedy says her daughters were "horrified" listening to taped interviews of grandmother Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' old-fashione...
How Jackie Kennedy became ingrained in the world's imagination as an Icon is a phenomena of Cold War politics, Hollywood film techniques, feminism, marketing, advertising, mythology and globalization.
New details about what life was like behind the scenes in the Kennedy White House are coming to light, from interviews that Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis...
Was there ever a first lady as iconic as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis? In honor of her would-be 82nd birthday on Thursday, we've put together a styl...
Michelle Obama is hardly the first to enjoy gliding over the waxed parquet on the wide, open East Room floor. Her "Dougie" is but the latest link in a history of popular American dance within first lady history.
Crayton Robey's ambitious new documentary Making the Boys, about The Boys in the Band, chronicles the life, times and resonance of a cultural phenomenon.
No president, apart from John F. Kennedy, cited accomplishment in the arts as one of the highest aspirations of a nation. We must return to being a country that truly relishes the arts at their highest level of accomplishment.
NEW YORK — When most of us think of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, we think back to the perfectly coifed first lady of the early `60s in a stylish ...
I am a liberal Democrat who is opposed to the War in Afghanistan, was against the War in Iraq, and protested against the Vietnam War years ago. I guess you could call me a pacifist. But I love watching the Army-Navy game.
There's a picture at the front of "Reading Jackie" that is, Kuhn says, quintessential: Mrs. Onassis reading as she walks along Fifth Avenue.
Watching to see what chic people wear is fascinating. One mightn't think it has anything whatsoever to do with styles from the past, but of cou...
A three-strand simulated pearl necklace belonging to Jacqueline Kennedy will be auctioned off as part of Bonham's "Pioneers of Popular Culture" Sale o...
With the release of Laura Bush's book next month and emerging details of her life as a young adult, we wondered what other first ladies were like in c...
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While covering a dinner earlier this month at the State Department in honor of the 2009 Kennedy Center Honorees, I had the rare experience of coming face-to-face with the prodigy of one of my personal style icons.
Part of Mrs. Shriver's public appeal was her personal authenticity. I often thought of another humanitarian in a hurry -- Eleanor Roosevelt -- whenever I ran into Mrs. Shriver.
