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ROSEMARY GIN FIZZ 2 oz. gin 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice 1 tablespoon rosemary syrup* Club soda, chilled 1 rosemary sprig In a highball glass, stir gin, lemon, and rosemary syrup. Fill halfway with ice, top with soda, and garnish with rosemary sprig. For a variation, replace lemon juice with blood orange juice, or gin with bourbon. ROSEMARY›SCENTED CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL ½ oz. aged rum ½ oz. rosemary syrup 5 oz. champagne Lemon slice Combine rum and rosemary syrup in a champagne coupe or flute, then fill the glass with champagne. Squeeze lemon into the glass. WINTER PUNCH 750 ml. bottle prosecco 2 cups fresh-squeezed grapefruit or lemon juice 1 cup gin ½ cup rosemary syrup 1–2 tablespoons juice of ginger (to collect juice, grate peeled root and press through a…

Darrell Thorne maintained a superhero’s duality for 14 years, donning a shirt and tie by day and hitting the clubs by night in his decadent, flawlessly executed costumes. This year, after Steven Klein spiced up Brooke Candy’s “Opulence” video with Thorne’s signature headpieces (made of everything from deer antlers to bejeweled thermoplastic), the artist has seen his nightlife career swerve into the world of fashion, with Numéro magazine, Paper, and Vogue Japan knocking at his door. Thorne (opposite left) calls his aesthetic “extreme fantasy,” the escapist product of growing up in a “pageantry-free” family of Independent Missionary Baptists. He also moonlights as a spokesmodel for HIV Stops With Me, but he’s left the day job—meaning if you want to find his Clark Kent clothes, you’ll have to dig in the…

“Find something real” was the tagline for season 1 of HBO’s Looking, and thanks to Andrew Haigh, one of the series’ truth-seeking masterminds, many viewers found exactly that. The man behind 2011’s Weekend, Haigh serves as an executive producer on Looking while writing and directing multiple episodes. Though hard at work on season 2, he’ll likely never be as prolific as Fassbinder. “He was a genius who made more than 40 films,” Haigh says. “I’m embarrassed to even dress up as him.” Luckily, Haigh doesn’t shy away from delivering that reality we crave on screen.…