When The Gilded Age first hit screens with its corseted drama and architectural grandeur, it promised more than just a glimpse behind the heavy drapes of New York’s elite.

In “Stan and Gus,” Henry Wiencek explores the creative highs and private peccadilloes of the architect Stanford White and the ...

This season of the HBO series depicts Black bourgeois communities in a compelling light. Denée Benton and Phylicia Rashad represent two generations and class levels through their clothing.

The city’s long-standing connection to Black affluence and entrepreneurship is the focus of the latest season of HBO’s The ...

She never ate dinner, considering lunch superior. However you rate lunch, it is probably the original meal—for much of ...

Gladys deserves the mother of all castles after the ordeal she went through in New York City. But The Gilded Age production didn’t need to go to England to find the perfect home for the new Duchess of ...

If you can't get enough of the beautiful costumes, glittering high society, and scheming of 'The Gilded Age,' this is your ultimate movie watchlist.

Business historian Alfred Chandler documented the rise of the modern managerial corporation in his magisterial Strategy and Structure (1962).The book showcased General Motors, along with chemical ...

Newport offered rare opportunities for Black prosperity and dignity during the Gilded Age. How much did the show get right?

So, The Gilded Age pushes some pretty historically accurate themes and plotlines. Is George Russell based on a real person?

Photo: HBO What Was Acute Melancholia in The Gilded Age? Acute melancholia is what 19th century doctors would have called severe depression and several other mood disorders back in the Gilded Age.

Despite Bertha’s unenthusiastic response to her sister attending the festivities, Larry has gone ahead and invited Monica, who is at least a welcome presence for George. “Nobody loves family more than ...