For many artists, there’s one recognizable style or theme that the artist gravitates towards and explores endlessly. You can spot a Rothko or for that matter a Bob Ross from across the room.

In this Oct. 20, 2014, file photo, co-host Bob Costas attends the 24th Annual Broadcasting and Cable Hall of Fame Awards at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York. Costas is stepping down as NBC’s prime-time host for the Olympics, to be replaced by Mike Tirico next winter in South Korea, the network said Thursday, Feb. 9, 2017.

Thanks to the start of New York Fashion Week, Wednesday’s 19th annual amfAR gala for AIDS research attracted one of the biggest gathering of supermodels since the November’s Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. Here, Naomi Campbell, left, snaps a selfie with fellow supermodels Heidi Klum and Alessandra Ambrosio at Cipriani Wall Street.

The network says the veteran sportscaster is stepping down as the prime-time host of NBC’s Olympics telecast, starting at the next winter games in South Korea. He’ll be replaced by Mike Tirico, who has been the heir apparent since joining NBC from ESPN last year.

The 27-year-old singer has insisted he requested to leave the flight from Miami to Los Angeles on Wednesday after he was told a pal who had agreed to take a later flight with all of their bags, following confusion over check-in time, had been charged $4,000 for checking in the group’s 19 items of luggage. And the star was outraged because his “status” has meant he has “never” had to fork out the whopping sum before, because American Airlines allow recognised stars to have three bags free of charge.

Solvitur ambulando – “It is solved by walking” – is Lillian Boxfish’s motto as she steps out on New Year’s Eve 1984, meandering from her Murray Hill apartment to Manhattan’s toe and back. Kathleen Rooney ‘s second novel, inspired by Margaret Fishback , renowned copywriter and poet, is a disarming feminist picaresque.

“The American dream is that you don’t have to be who you were,” insists struggling aspirant Dawn Thiebold in Holly Brown ‘s twisting-turning new thriller, “This Is Not Over,” set against the backdrop of Oakland and San Diego. It starts simply.