Rebecca Dana

This Brooklyn-based hipster outlet has exploded over the last decade.

The bestselling rap artist, né Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr. and formerly known as Snoop Dogg, has changed his name yet again, officially becoming Snoop Lion last week at a press conference in a Jamaican restaurant in Manhattan. With the switch comes a whole new identity—as a reggae singer—and a coordinated media push, including a new album and a documentary about the Dogg's ascent to the top of the animal kingdom.

No thanks to men.

Andrew Madoff can't find a home.

Miley Cyrus grows up.

Buy a baseball team? Fine art? Zuckerberg has a bunch of options.

'Wellness real estate' for the green 1 percent.

The rise of birthing suites and newborn couture.

The coolest social-networking site around is launching its first major revenue scheme this week.

The old boys' club just isn't what it used to be.

From Teddy Roosevelt to Donald Trump Jr., the rich have heeded the call of the wild and fallen for big-game hunting.

Warren Buffett's not the only American geriatric who refuses to retire.

You may not like it, but Maria Shriver is giving Ahhnold a second chance.

The private passion of America's high rollers.

Breaking up isn't always hard to do. Meet the exes making it work.

Losing streaks, bungled plays, men off their game. The athletes fumble—and the wives are blamed.

Can an election year, Occupy Wall Street, and Keith Olbermann propel Al Gore's Current TV out of oblivion?

What makes French people such great parents?

David Siegel wanted a Versailles. Now he wants revenge.

They save their eggs and thrive at work. Diane Sawyer's secret to resetting the biological clock.

A 22-year-old just bought Manhattan's priciest pad. Meet the Russians taking America by storm.

We might be cutting back on basics, but we're pouring money into our looks. Can lip injections and butt lifts really save our souls?

The famed fabulist talks about his new book, The Final Testament of the Holy Bible, and how he feels about the critics.