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Chloe Schama

Chloe Schama

Senior Editor at VOGUE

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Would You Go to a Hotel Just to Sleep? - Vogue

And I wasn’t hitting just any old sack but rather the “world’s best bed”—at least according to Swedish mattress company Hästens, which has installed its $200,000 Vividus model (Drake’s a fan of the $400K Grand Vividus) in its Ultimate Sleep Suite at the Lotte New York Palace Hotel. When I arrive, the lobby is predictably muted, devoid of pre-COVID bustle, but it hardly matters. The elevator whisks me to the 43rd floor, where a cross section of the mattress has been installed to better exhibit it…
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Madeleine Albright, the First Woman to Serve as Secretary of State,...

Albright was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama in 2012.
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On Broadway, Weighing the Risks and Rewards of Staging ‘Some Like I...

A musical version of “Some Like It Hot” opens on Broadway, bringing the beloved 1959 Billy Wilder film to a whole new audience.
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Shopping for Bibliophiles? These 25 Books Would Make Lovely Gifts T...

A handful of delightfully, lavishly assembled books—plus a scattering of memoirs, biographies, and other covetable volumes—offer options for thoughtful gifts this holiday season.
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In Conversation With Cara Delevingne: The Center for Youth Mental H...

After the discussion, guests like Sienna Miller, Demi Lovato, and Camila Cabello enjoyed dinner at Veronika.
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Meet the Author Changing the Perception of Childhood Cancer, One Bo...

“By the age of 8 most children have known someone with cancer. Children are very matter of fact, but if they do not ask a question it does not mean that they do not have a question.”
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A Sweeping Mark Rothko Retrospective Opens in Paris at the ... - Vogue

This fall, the fruits of those efforts, as well as those of his co-curator Suzanne Pagé, can be seen at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, where the first retrospective in France since 1999 has brought together some 115 works. The show, aptly titled “Mark Rothko,” will be up until April of next year. “Exhibiting such a broad, thorough, and representative set of works,” Bernard Arnault, chairman and CEO of LVMH, writes in the catalog, “is the fulfillment of a long-standing personal wish.” When…
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This Hall Is Alive With the Scent of Music

This month, more than a hundred years after that premiere, a new iteration of Prometheus will unfold at Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco—one that involves not just color but scent as well, with three distinct fragrances released at key moments throughout the performance. The effect intends to create an all-encompassing experience—and given that the myth of Prometheus describes nothing less than the triumph of human ingenuity against the brute forces of nature, a concert that seeks to elevat…
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The New Novel from SJP’s Imprint Is a Mystery For People Who Think ...

How often do you finish a novel, only to find yourself flipping back to the first page and thinking, I really ought to start that all over again? Alina Grabowski’s debut Women and Children First, a new and remarkable book (out this week) from SJP Lit, Sarah Jessica Parker’s imprint at Zando books, prompts that kind of reading. Set in a struggling New England town, the novel unfolds through interlocking stories—something like Elizabeth Strout’s Olive Kitteridge or Jennifer Egan’s A Visit from the…
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Pamela Adlon’s Babes Asks: Should You Make Your Friends the Most Im...

There is a scene in Babes, the new film directed by Pamela Adlon and written by Ilana Glazer and Josh Rabinowitz, in which Eden (Glazer) and her best friend, Dawn (Michelle Buteau), confront their differing assessments of their relationship. They are committed to each other, but at different places in their lives. Eden is expecting her first child (the friends are on a kind of weekend babymoon) and leaning on Dawn for support, even suggesting that she move into the bottom floor of Dawn’s brownst…
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Plum Sykes’s Latest Novel Has Inspired a Line of Texting Stationary

HiNote, an app that lets you send messages with the kind of aesthetics more closely associated with physical stationary, has collaborated with Plum Sykes.