Elton John’s next album will feature cover art by famed photographer David LaChapelle, Page Six has learned. “I just got the call and I am already blabbing about,” LaChapelle told Page Six during an ...

Earlier this week, David LaChapelle was giving a preview tour of his new exhibition to a small press cadre. He passed a wall of iconic big-budget glamour images that hung in chic cobalt-painted frames ...

David LaChapelle's iconic two-book series, Lost + Found and Good News, are back in print after ten years – but you might have to hurry, as these will be the last printed editions! The fourth book in ...

All photography fans know David LaChapelle, but everybody in the biz knows his work, from Rolling Stone covers to Vogue magazine. Starting Friday, you can see his work up close, in real life, at only ...

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ORLANDO, Fla. — Following a triumphant launch event on Friday, January 30th, David LaChapelle’s “As the World Turns” is now open to the public at the Orlando Museum of Art. LaChapelle has been one of ...

The image from the brochure for “David Lachapelle: Early Works” via Michelman Gallery Lachapelle spoke thoughtfully, choosing his words slowly and with great care for how each phrase would be ...

David LaChapelle in his Los Angeles studio, a 12,000-square-foot space built in 1927. (Marcus Ubungen / For The Times) Celebrity photographer David LaChapelle is in his backyard — “a forest oasis in ...

For photographer David LaChapelle, signs are pointing to the end of days – the Thwaites Glacier, or “doomsday glacier,” is barely hanging on; raging fire seasons have brutalized the Amazon; and ...

Famed fashion photographer David LaChapelle is the latest celebrity to defend Michael Jackson. LaChapelle, 56, shared his photograph of the disgraced pop star three times on Instagram on Thursday ...

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It’s 1986. David LaChapelle is 22 years old, and his then-editor, Andy Warhol, sends him to Miami on assignment for Interview magazine. He’s in an $11-a-night hotel on a South Beach that is quiet in a ...