Adam Rathe
Deputy Features Director
Adam Rathe is Town & Country's Deputy Features Director, covering film, theater, books, travel, art, philanthropy, and a range of other subjects.
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Latest from Adam Rathe
How Does The Shards Compare to Real Life? A 1980s L.A. Prep Weighs In.
The new series depicts a Reagan-era Los Angeles of absent parents, rampant drug use, and near-death experiences. It’s not entirely fictional.
The Real Love Story of Sense and Sensibility Isn’t What You Think
A stunning, reimagining of the Jane Austen classic is headed to theaters. It reminds us which of the characters are truly meant to be.
Won’t Somebody Please Think of the Pugs?
On the heels of a recent biography and ahead of a starry biopic, Wallis Simpson’s legacy is being reconsidered. Her favorite dogs are helping.
Iconic American Duos: Anna Sui & Chase Sui Wonders
Family has always been at the heart of what Town & Country does. Today no one personifies familial force better than a certain fashion legend and her niece, Hollywood’s hottest rising star.
Iconic American Duos: Cornelia Guest & Ivy Getty
Debs have always been in our DNA—just check the archives. So we couldn’t let this celebration pass without a nod to two of our favorites. Look closely—we’re sure you’ll recognize them.
The Best Room At… The Shore Club
A different side of Turks and Caicos shows off a more understated, but no less luxurious, part of the island.
How The Shards Recreates 1980s L.A. Affluence
The new series follows ’80s prep school kids being stalked by a serial killer. The design of their homes is also, of course, to die for.
Move Over, Saint-Tropez. The Arctic Riviera Is Ready for the Spotlight.
A new hotel in the northern reaches of Norway makes the case for your next seaside trip to be to a slightly cooler location.
Go Behind the Scenes of Ransom Canyon with Heidi Grace Engerman
The actress, who plays the mysterious newcomer Sidney, shares her favorite photos from the set of the series.
T&C Exclusive: A First Look at Giulia
A new musical written by and starring three-time Grammy winner Jennifer Nettles brings a scandalous story of historical murder to the New York stage. See it here for the first time.
