
What to Wear to a Gala: Black-Tie, White-Tie and Creative-Formal, Decoded
The dress code on the invitation is a set of instructions, not a suggestion. Here is what each one actually asks of a guest.

The dress code on the invitation is a set of instructions, not a suggestion. Here is what each one actually asks of a guest.

Animation, sequels and Oscar hopefuls: how the autumn release calendar is built, and why the season carries more weight than its size suggests.

The entry charge is a filmmaker's first ticket to the festival circuit. Here is how it is set, who takes a cut, and what it actually buys.

Inside the months-long process of sifting submissions, scouting, and negotiation that turns thousands of entries into a festival slate.

The name borrows from the vocabulary of indulgence. The material is a layered photograph. Here is how to judge it on its merits.


Major festivals run on a mix of public subsidy, corporate sponsorship, accreditation and ticket revenue — with the balance explaining why European and American festivals feel so different.

The dress code on the invitation is a set of instructions, not a suggestion. Here is what each one actually asks of a guest.

Animation, sequels and Oscar hopefuls: how the autumn release calendar is built, and why the season carries more weight than its size suggests.

The deal structure that replaces a cash fee with an ownership position — and what a star actually holds once the paperwork is signed.

The Los Angeles institution's sixth annual benefit, presented by Rolex, follows a fifth edition the museum says raised more than $12 million for its exhibitions and education programs.

The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation reported more than one hundred million dollars in environmental grants before folding its operations into Re:wild in 2020.

Rather than a single flagship foundation, Swift's documented giving runs through direct transfers to charities, disaster relief and food banks, each confirmed by recipients.

Inside the months-long process of sifting submissions, scouting, and negotiation that turns thousands of entries into a festival slate.

The private hours before the doors open are where most of the fair's business is done. Here is how the access ladder is built.

The dress code on the invitation is a set of instructions, not a suggestion. Here is what each one actually asks of a guest.

Animation, sequels and Oscar hopefuls: how the autumn release calendar is built, and why the season carries more weight than its size suggests.

The entry charge is a filmmaker's first ticket to the festival circuit. Here is how it is set, who takes a cut, and what it actually buys.

Licensing the movie is only one line on the invoice. Here is how the full bill assembles.