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Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy at the Mary Boone Gallery in Chelsea, where the paintings of Peter Saul are on view.

The bassist for Fall Out Boy turns out to be a visual artist himself.

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The hairdresser Maury Hopson is everybody’s best friend.

Elizabeth Taylor, Keith Richards, Bernadette Peters, Christie Brinkley: Maury Hopson lists them as his friends because he doesn’t snip and tell.

Estevan Oriol

The cars have been featured in music and videos and clothing. Thanks to social media, the subculture has taken root in Tokyo, São Paulo and Jakarta.

• The Lowrider Car Scene Finds a Home

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Matt Bellassai’s web series on BuzzFeed is called “Whine About It.”

Matt Bellassai, former office drone, is the creator and star of the popular web series “Whine About It.”

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Ryan Seacrest at the Sunset Tower Hotel in a tuxedo from his clothing line, which is just one of many businesses he oversees.

“I don’t believe I’ve ever done anything on camera or on the microphone without thinking of the back house opportunities and the next business play.”

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At 26, she’s already a veteran of indie movies, but not a fashion expert. So she hired a stylist, who’s been outfitting her in fresh, simple looks.

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The holiday season allows for sartorial excessiveness. Break out the ugly sweater with the nog.

Brian Rea

I wanted to support my husband as he pursued his dream career, but I couldn’t help feeling that his work and I were in competition.

Wesley Bedrosian

Kim Kardashian wants a million-dollar necklace as a “push present” for giving birth to her second baby. At that rate, few of us could afford families.

Ross MacDonald

Architects for Equinox and other upscale health clubs are trying to come up with new ways to make men feel less insecure.

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From left, Clem Cheung, Kelvin Yu, Aziz Ansari, Shoukath Ansari, Fatima Ansari at Shun Lee Palace in the Netflix series “Master of None.” Mr. Ansari called it “one of the hardest scenes to shoot.”

Websites that cover the local bar and dining scenes have rushed to publish lists of the places where the characters nosh, nibble, drink, celebrate, date, catch up, speculate and advise.

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When it came to choosing locations for “Master of None,” the creators, Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang, were involved early on. He shares stories from 10 locations used in the series.

Happy little trees forever: Twenty years after his death, the soothing host of “The Joy of Painting” is thriving on streaming video and social media.

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Among celebrities speaking out in support of Planned Parenthood were Chrissy Teigen and John Legend.

In the wake of the fatal shootings at Colorado Springs, a number of celebrities are lending their support to Planned Parenthood.

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Celebrities took advantage of the untelevised awards show to let down their hair a bit.

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Boudoir looks were all over the spring 2016 runways. You’ll need to make a few adjustments to translate them into real life.

• The Looks: Pursuing Inside-Out Strategies

Gift ideas for hard-to-shop-for men: cool socks for under $20; a city-ready Grenson shoe; new Topman goods; a click-to-order bike; Paul Smith leather.

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Dr. Robert Hamas holding a new saline breast implant that he developed.

With a new product called the Ideal Implant, there’s a waiting list for saline implants that are as soft as gel.

Plus: Acne’s bags fit seamlessly with the rest of its collection; a well-curated pop-up; and mother-of-pearl zodiac rings.

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Hillary Lopes floats inside a sensory deprivation tank at Lift, in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.

Lying naked in a small pod filled with 1,000 pounds of Epsom salt and water? Float tanks are having a moment.

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The annual presentation of Chanel-owned specialist ateliers placed front and center in Mr. Lagerfeld’s designs saluted an idealized version of Paris.

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Evan Ross

The actor and singer Evan Ross, 27, shares workout tips from the driveway of his Sherman Oaks, Calif. home.

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From left, Gina Hadley, Kimberly Schwartz, Jenny Galluzzo and her husband, Jay Galluzzo, at a meeting for the Second Shift.

A company, the Second Shift, helps former full-time professionals scale back but stay in the game.

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The owner of JF Chen, a design gallery shopped by the rich and famous, opens up his own house.

• A Tour of Joel Chen’s Antiques

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At the Lands' End pop-up shop on Fifth Avenue, the atmosphere is low-key festive.

Still comfortably prudent, the company has opened a shop on Fifth Avenue and added some cool. For example, there’s a Selfie Station.

TIm Bower

An insight from the French poet helps the author grapple with the sudden death of a parent.

Bill Murray painting by Allison Reimold.

The recent proliferation of T-shirts, posters, murals and memes suggests that the man who had his first fame decades ago has become an icon.

From left, Natalia Vodianova, Serena Williams and Patti Smith from the 2016 Pirelli calendar.

Moving away from a collection of pinups, the tire maker’s 2016 calendar is a page-turner for different reasons.

• The New Look of the 2016 Pirelli Calendar