Tom Ford News
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At No. 8 last night, Dave Matthews, the musician, talked about walking around New York with his iPhone, filming artist Beezy Bailey in a fat suit. The resulting film and 28 silkscreens go on view tonight at Robert Miller Gallery in a show of their collaboration.
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Hennes & Mauritz AB, the world’s second-largest clothing retailer, would be keen to follow up its Versace collection with a fashion range designed by Gucci’s former creative director Tom Ford.
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Abundantly self-possessed and beautiful, Jennifer Lopez hardly seems like a woman without options.
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A Long Island, New York, art dealer who sold the Knoedler Gallery undocumented paintings attributed to Mark Rothko and Jackson Pollock threatened to stop if she were questioned about her source, according to a filing in Manhattan federal court.
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Michael Hammer, chairman of New York’s defunct Knoedler Gallery, was sued by a fashion executive and his wife over a fake Mark Rothko.
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Clifford Asness , who runs AQR Capital Management LLC, one of the world’s biggest hedge funds, says fellow fund managers gouge their clients by charging exorbitant fees for just tracking the markets. He also takes a dim view of the administration of President Barack Obama , calling his economic team “Cossacks on a shtetl,” a reference to the Russian cavalrymen who sacked Jewish villages in Eastern Europe in the 19th century.
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There are signs of renewed confidence in the art market, to judge from the girth of the latest round of auction catalogs.
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After losses of more than 50 percent in 2007 and 2008, Cliff Asness of AQR Capital Management is starting new hedge and mutual funds--and sounding off on everything from taxes to Tea Partiers.
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It’s bonus time, that season when some trade in aging Audi A4s or tired BMW 3 Series for something bigger and more grandiose. Rather than snapping up an Audi or Jaguar executive sedan, why not consider a Hyundai instead?
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Fashion designer Tom Ford sold a purple, 9-foot-square, 1986 Andy Warhol “Self-Portrait” for $32.6 million tonight, as Sotheby’s New York contemporary-art auction had a buoyant start.
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