Fashion's daily bible WWD is becoming a daily and has fell victim to the changing media landscape. The institution's last daily paper will cease on April 24 ending its 105 year history. In its place will be a weekly digest magazine. " In a media age where algorithims, aggregation and native content have reshaped and destroyed many news organizations, WWD's core values and mission remains. Get the story first, be right and be fair." was the statement released. It's interesting to note that Feb 28, 2015 marked the death of the founder,87 year old John Fairchild. It is not known if he had an inkling that this would occur.

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Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson announce the sequel to their 2001 fashion comedy Zoolander at Valentino's Paris Fashion Week Show.

A lifetime achievement honor for our Haute 100 member Clint Eastwood, a look at the five hautest restaurants in Healdsburg, a peek inside the chic events surrounding the opening of High Style: The Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection, and 10 haute events you'll want to put on your spring calendar were just a few of the news and notes we shared with you during the last week. To make things easy for you, we've wrapped it all up here in our Week in Review.

Haute Living got in the paddock with racing champ Lucas di Grassi ahead of the E-Prix. The main goal of this series? To promote an electric future.

A seat at Ibiza's Sublimotion, the most expensive restaurant in the world, costs a whopping $1,500 per person

Cavallo Point Lodge, tucked away beneath the Golden Gate Bridge, was the ideal setting for the 2015 Lexus Culinary Classic, which took place March 6-8.

Breaking the never-ending cycle of ordering delivery! Here are the must-have products and gadgets all New Yorkers should have in their kitchens.

Street artist Keizer is changing the landscape of art across the globe.

Rí Rá at Mandalay Place raised more than $11,000 last Saturday at its fourth annual signature head-shaving  fundraiser for St. Baldrick’s Foundation, which funds the most promising research to find cures for childhood cancers and help survivors lead long and healthy lives.

For the 9th year in a row, the state's top cheesemakers, farmers, cheesemongers, and experts gather for a weekend of fun, competitions, and plenty of tastings in celebration of all things cheese.