Henri Cartier-Bresson, the man who turned photography into an art form, was "determined to trap life, to preserve life in the act of living."

Johann Rupert, owner of the luxury brand Cartier, is sounding a dire warning. Here's what he gets right — and wrong

Amir Naderi, who brought Iranian cinema to the world's attention in the '80s with the international hit "The Runner," has been making films in New York since 1993. Who knew?

Rachel Dratch one-ups Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind" with an homage to ... Queens?

A gritty drama about teenage girls that's the talk of the festival set. Plus: Two documentaries about a nation driven mad by terrorism.

The man who reinvented color photography is famous for pictures that some call banal, and others call extraordinary. He says his subjects are the very stuff of life.

The newspaper uses James Franco, Natalie Portman and other stars in an artsy-fartsy, captivating online feature

Manuel Alvarez Bravo's photographs of women are ethereal, carnal, dreamlike evocations of the subconscious landscape

On this day in history, herstory, ourstory, news story, love story ...

British study shows shades are good for the ego.

The Oscar nominee and his son dish on the patterns that organize the universe -- and little Jaden's Cartier lust

A gallery show features pictures of residents shot through their windows. The subjects are understandably annoyed

VIP guests at the ceremony include Karl Lagerfeld, Roger Moore and former French first lady Bernadette Chirac

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Mrs. Mnuchin's social media meltdown shows she's still grasping for the C-list