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Move over, subway tile. In these twelve bathrooms, the star of the show is bold, colorful tile that's anything but understated. These tiles say 'look at me!' -- and we are more than happy to oblige.

Toilet paper -- you gotta have it. (Well, unless you live in one of the parts of the world where people don't use toilet paper at all). But no one ever got excited about toilet paper. Well, until now. We've hunted down t...

Name: Halle and Jeff Location: East Village, New York, NY Size: 1,250 square feet Years lived in: 1 The talented guest photographer for this tour, Emily Johnston, gave us the background scoop on this newly redesigned apa...

Awbury Arboretum in Philadelphia signed, sealed, and delivered its heart bombs. Posters. Ribbons. Markers. Stickers. Crayons. Balloons. Props. Digital art. No matter the medium, one message came through loud and clear th...

We're always drooling over Design Milk founder Jaime Derringer's stylish modern jewelry picks on Instagram. Today, they launch Adorn Milk, a curated handmade collection of rings, necklaces, and more from up-and-coming de...

If you can't get enough of color, you've come to the right place. These seven homes aren't satisfied with the occasional demure hint of color -- they're full-stop, completely saturated with delicious, over-the-top hues. ...

Pointless Theatre's "Doctor Caligari" bristles with eerie images, but one of the most resonant ones involves a police station. We're in a German town whose black-and-white, skewed-angle landscapes have recently been visi...

You know those people acting out their lives in front of you. They're totally recognizable. They could live next door. They could be you.That's the genius of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker's work.

François Margolin's new film, L'Antiquaire (which might be called 'The Art Dealer' if and when it is released in the English-speaking world), is fiction. But it is also a meditation on one of the great French scandals o...

What if, like Tolstoy's Ivan Ilyich, we got it all wrong? What if our conception and practice of life and living is as fundamentally flawed as the reality television and soft news we half-pretend to scoff at? Increasingl...

Flamenco aficionados can count on the unexpected from Compañía María Pagés, and its U.S. premiere of "Utopia" at the Kennedy Center on Wednesday night did not disappoint. The performance was presented as part of the ...

Thirty writers reading from their work sounds like an infernal punishment devised to torture evil English professors. But every year, I'm delighted with the presentation the night before the National Book Critics Circle ...

This week we’re thrilled to welcome Elizabeth Tuke as the latest addition to our Everyday 5 lineup. As founder of TUKE Consulting and former PR manager for Outnet.com, Elizabeth is a wonderful gal to consult when it co...

Jonea Cunico, SSGT (E-5), is an Aircraft Electrical and Environmental Specialist in the Air Force Reserves and mom to a 14-month-old boy named Joshua Jr. When photographer Jade Beall captured gorgeous pictures of Cunico ...

Treehouses used to be total kid territory, but now adults are taking them over in the coolest housing trend around. The best example we've seen of these "adult" treehouse apartments is in Turin, Italy, where one apartmen...

Michael Ernest Sweet: Marco, what got you into photography? Marco Hernandez: I was always looking through skateboarding and fashion magazines in high school, it's something I have always had an interest in, but never rea...

Andy Samberg is getting a shot at the big leagues: The former "Saturday Night Live" performer and star of comedy "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" will host the 2015 Emmy Awards, which will air on Fox this year.The choice makes sense...

Andy Samberg is getting a shot at the big leagues: The former “Saturday Night Live” performer and star of comedy “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” will host the 2015 Emmy Awards, which will air on Fox this year. The choice ma...

At first glance the drawings of Lee Brown Coye have an almost simplistic, naive quality. Once you spend some time with the drawings in Pulp Macabre, the intricacies and subtleties reveal themselves starkly in black and w...

Jazz artist Kamasi Washington Classic sounds in music are still inspiring and always at our fingertips. Jazz Jazz has made a comeback over the past few years but not quite like Kamasi Washington. I am not a jazz expert b...

During the month of March, we're gathering some of our best problem solvers together into master "Home Remedies" posts to help you make your home healthier, solving one problem at a time. Today, help for all the indoor g...

Painting the Sea of Galilee I have always traveled with my paints and sketchbook and was fortunate to live in Europe while the recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship, and then later in Asia as the awardee of a grant from T...