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Lane Florsheim

Lane Florsheim

Digital Staff Writer at WSJ. Magazine

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Recent Articles

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This Husband and Wife Design Duo Wants You to Put Color Back Into Your Home

In big ways and small, the interior designers Giancarlo Valle and Jane Keltner de Valle look for ways to inject rich palettes into living spaces. Here’s how they do it.
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Why Artist Taryn Simon Eats Cereal with Diet Coke Instead of Milk

The multidisciplinary artist’s new show at the Guggenheim traces an FBI agent’s career through photography, video and sculpture.
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Lee Pace Drinks Coffee for Six People in the Morning

The actor says he “doesn’t notice the caffeine.”
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Antonio Banderas’s Heart Attack Fueled His Acting

The actor learned to shuck oysters and clean fish to play a mentor to a teenage Anthony Bourdain in the new movie “Tony.”
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13 Looks That Defined Dolly Parton’s ‘Glamorous Trash’ Style

The musician had a signature look inspired by an unlikely muse
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It’s Easier Than Ever to Fly Private Without Your Own Jet

The options are multiplying if you’re willing to pay a premium to avoid commercial travel
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People Have Long Worn the American Flag. What It Means Has Evolved.

For almost as long as Old Glory has flown over the nation, its stars and stripes have influenced American style
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Linda Cardellini on Sex Robot Role-Play and Getting Older

The actress’s secret hobby? “I love to dance, but for nobody.”
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Gwyneth Paltrow Is Bringing Her Takeout Business to New York City

Gwyneth Paltrow Is Bringing Her Takeout Business to New York City
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Our Long Love Affair With Gold

The precious metal has been a constant throughout history—a store and symbol of wealth for everyone from ancient Egyptians to modern-day investors.
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The New Restaurant Where You Can Bid on Masterpieces From the Table

Confit duck legs, sole meunière and blue-chip artwork are all on the menu at Marcel in Sotheby’s Breuer building.