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LongHouse Reserve held “Design for Living,” its winter benefit, on Tuesday night in Brooklyn. The event was presented at National Sawdust in Williamsburg and featured a performance by Nona Hendryx.

The staff and new artists in residence at Guild Hall were busy this week keeping up with receptions, cocktails, and dinners in East Hampton and New York City.

The exhibition at the Berry Campbell gallery shows the artist on her best days and is on view through Saturday

Although nominations rained down on films with South Fork connections in January, by the time the Oscar awards ceremony came around, many of those films were eclipsed by others in those categories.

The Hamptons International Film Festival also announced that it is now an Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences qualifying festival for the documentary short subject category.

Artwork by Paul Davis can be seen on the streets of Paris through Feb. 17.

Southampton Hospital announced that this year’s Hamptons Designer Showhouse netted a $100,000 check to support its programs.

Carter Burwell of Amagansett is up for his first Academy Award for scoring the film "Carol."

The house at the end of Meadow Lane sets the cat-and-mouse plot of the series in motion.

Got lullabies? Sophia Brous, an artist in residence at the Watermill Center will be collecting them from the community in appointments to be set up for Saturday.

"Bridge of Spies," a new Steven Spielberg film starring Tom Hanks and Mark Rylance, closed the Hamptons International Film Festival on Monday night.

Todd Haynes's latest film was the Sunday Centerpiece of the Hamptons International Film Festival.