The way we get dressed every morning is as personal as it gets. There are outfit repeaters, vintage treasure hunters, and even emotional dressers. But while everyone loves a good fashion trend, here ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. From Zhuhai to Ufa, New York to Hesse, Spanish violinist María Dueñas wins ...

About 250 lucky listeners packed into Weill Hall last night to hear the 22-year-old violinist Maria Dueñas give her New York recital debut, and by the time she had played the first few notes, it was ...

In her second novel, popular Spanish writer María Dueñas shifts from Europe and Africa to Northern California. “The Heart Has Its Reasons” — which has sold more than half a million copies in the ...

Despite her international success, the name María Dueñas once might not have triggered even a flicker of recognition among many U.S. readers. But “The Time in Between,” an adaptation of her ...

I'm going to break a rule right at the start and quote from a review we are yet to publish (it's coming in the March issue next week) of María Dueñas's recording of Paganini's 24 Caprices. The quote ...

María Dueñas, a violinist from Spain, took first place in the senior division of the 2021 Yehudi Menuhin International Competition. Right from the first rounds, she set herself apart from other ...

Here's Senior Accessories Editor Maria Dueñas Jacobs' cliff notes on yesterday's fashion week shows! Plus, check out her cute outfit! "I wore a Reed Krakoff top, J brand jeans, Louboutin heels, and a ...

I've just returned from my all-time favorite beach retreat. After a brutal New York winter (snowstorms, hurricane Sandy, bitter cold!) we decided we'd escape and treat ourselves to the beautiful ...

Sira lives during an explosive time in world history in Maria Duenas's novel The Time in Between. As a young woman under her mother's tutelage, Sira has become an expert seamstress, creating the most ...

Despite her international success, the name María Dueñas once might not have triggered even a flicker of recognition among many U.S. readers. But “The Time in Between,” an adaptation of her ...