Co-opting the tools of traditional journalism, brands from Red Bull to Ralph Lauren have refashioned themselves into content-creating machines

Valentino, Chanel, Givenchy and more in WSJ.’s best of the 2019 Paris couture shows.

Travelers shouldn’t assume security lines and air-traffic control will start running smoothly right after a temporary deal is set.

With a stylish exterior, a spacious cabin and a ‘silky, near silent’ hybrid system that gets 44 mpg, this surprising overachiever meets the demands of most drivers. Dan Neil, for once, finds few faults.

The reign of the statement chandelier—all angsty angles and glaring bulbs—is dimming. What’s next: Designers are discreetly tucking much-improved LED lights in every nook to create a more modern mood.

The French dip and its kin demand vigorous dunking for the flavor as well as the fun of it. These recipes make an event of the handheld meal.

From classic pubs to posh dining rooms, the restaurants that are reimagining Britain’s quintessential comfort food.

On runways showing fall clothing in London, Milan and Paris, gaudy streetwear statements at last gave way to reason.

For Drynuary and beyond, new watering holes are blending one part conviviality, two parts ace mixology and zero booze. Plus: top non-alcoholic menus around the country.

‘Fire in my mouth,’ Julia Wolfe’s performance piece about the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire and working women, will have its world premiere this week with the New York Philharmonic, the Young People’s Chorus of New York City and the Philadelphia choir The Crossing.

These four packing services promise to relieve travelers’ baggage burdens. We put them to the test.

The proportion of homes with 10 or more bathrooms has nearly doubled in the past decade, as wealthy owners of luxury megamansions see an abundance of toilets as a covetable amenity.

Inspired by racing number 5, Shasta Smith restored a 1972 Honda and found the way to a new career.

Women around the world strive for chic “French Girl” style, yet for men, no such template exists. Why that is reveals much about how homogenized men’s fashion has become

A treatment exists for a 6-year-old girl’s genetic disease. But a host of obstacles stand in the way of getting the drug.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy, which helps patients communicate and handle their emotions, can be effective at reducing suicidal thoughts and attempts.

Thanks to a welcome shift in location, to downtown Motor City, the next auto show is 18 months away. Plenty of time for the automotive landscape to shift, says Dan Neil. Here’s what to expect

Cookbooks without photos make kitchen time more about pleasure and process than perfection. Start with these classics of the form

Silver tresses, both dyed and natural, are trending among pop stars and CEOs alike. But is this a passing fad or a true revolution in our outdated notions of women’s beauty? Plus: How the dyeing game is different for guys

Fresh sardines are so quick and simple to roast whole. This appealing recipe from the chefs at Nonesuch in Oklahoma City serves them atop warm flatbread with yogurt, herbs and crunchy radishes.

Delta shines in a ranking of measures including delays, mishandled baggage and complaints, while American lags behind its largest competitors.

How to tackle Europe’s bucket-list cities when you’re racing the clock? Here, agreeably efficient itineraries to London, Paris, Rome, Madrid, Vienna and Munich.

A new law requiring pharmaceuticals companies to test cancer drugs on children as well as adults is raising hopes of more therapies.

Most tourists visit Cambodia to see Angkor Wat, then scram. But here’s a persuasive reason to stay: posh new beach resorts that rival Bali’s

For the first three weeks after her new furniture is delivered, our design columnist tends to absolutely hate it. Here, she analyzes this fairly common syndrome.

At the Pitti Uomo trade show in Florence, men come from the around the world not to conduct business, but to be photographed in extravagant outfits.

Rapper Kanye West is donating $10 million to artist James Turrell’s Roden Crater Project in an extinct volcano in Arizona.

Some companies like to reorganize way too much. Here’s how to keep your head through all that change.

If you’re willing to trade homes with travelers from France, Japan, even coastal California, you now have your pick from a wider, swankier array of options thanks to the house-sharing boom. Plus: A Scaredy-Cat Guide to House Swapping.

Urban commutes can be tedious. To the rescue: Segway’s new suite of self-balancing ’micro-mobility’ transporters released at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show.

This classic cold-weather jacket, while often still navy blue, has come a long way from its Dutch Navy origins.

If you’re willing to trade homes with travelers from France, Japan, even coastal California, you now have your pick from a wider, swankier array of options thanks to the house-sharing boom. Plus: A Scaredy-Cat Guide to House Swapping.

Crossovers and SUVs now dominate the family-vehicle market. But Volvo’s V60 T6, a supercharged, turbocharged station wagon with great fuel efficiency and plenty of room, might be the brand’s best car. Dan Neil tells us why.

The concept store and restaurant in Antwerp, Belgium, focuses on retail as personal expression.

Najmieh Batmanglij shares her secrets. The cookbook author also dishes on the best brands of basmati, her kitchen playlist and the life-changing power of ice-cold vodka.