BlackBook 1 November 2010 Issue

International icon Bianca Jagger recalls the moment that changed her life, and the causes that now define it.

Spice up sweet November with these impossible-to-ignore events.

Take a hands-on approach to better living with a new pack of empowering apps.

Bella makes some ugly choices in "Welcome to the Rileys", while the bighearted "Tiny Furniture" makes a play for mainstream recognition.

Animal Collective's Avey Tare flies solo, while The Concretes tap into their softer side.

Never mind their confrontational name. Los Angeles-based rock quartet Warpaint thinks life is like a box of chocolates.

Louis Vuitton's Africa-inspired duffel and Ferragamo's charitable new shoe line make emptying your savings account seem like a pretty good idea.

Brains are the new blood when AMC takes the zombie genre to new heights with "The Walking Dead". Suck on that, vampires!

Who knew you could save the world with cosmetics? Well, we did.

With the recent reinvigoration of Don Hill's, nightlife heavyweights Paul Sevigny and Nur Khan save New York's club scene-yet again.

Venezuelan terrorist Ilich Ramirez Sanchez was behind an OPEC raid, a series of spoiled bombings, and at least a few murders. But this month, with the release of "Carlos", he'll also make actor Edgar Ramirez a star.

A lone drifter storms the desert in fall's most rugged fashions.

Fashion designer and Humane Society supporter Charlotte Ronson takes us on a tour of her New York.

From the glittering deserts of Dubai to the throbbing beaches of Miami, a worldwide rundown of the new need-to-know hotspots.

Photographer Antoine Vergias has made his career photographing staggeringly gorgeous supermodels-often in the buff.

his month's power players-a coffee connoisseur and a Meatpacking magnate among them-are leading the revolution against cookie-cutter nightlife.

She's baaack! Charmed and 90210 badass Shannen Doherty takes aim at 10 things she hates.