Belinda Luscombe

Belinda Luscombe, an editor-at-large of TIME, writes about the science, economy and insanity of relationships—those conducted at home, work or in cyberspace. Since lots of movies, books and TV shows and gossip are about the same thing, she also writes about those. Luscombe has worked at TIME since 1995, after moving to New York City from Sydney.

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PhotosStyle & Design Spring 2013

Tina Fey Rocks On

By Belinda Luscombe Feb. 21, 2013

With her groundbreaking series in the rearview mirror, the 30 Rock star looks to the future and a blissful pantless existence

Design

Trampoline Bridge Proposed Across the Seine

By Belinda Luscombe Oct. 19, 2012

Who doesn’t want to bounce through Paris? Who hasn’t wished they could just jump across a river? Who hasn’t yearned for bouncy castles for adults (or is that one just me?) One marketing savvy architectural firm, AZC, …

Design

Why Secret Frank Lloyd Wright House Should Not Be Torn Down

By Belinda Luscombe Oct. 05, 2012

The fact that this was Wright’s house for his son makes it particularly worth saving, and not just for nostalgic reasons

Style & Design Fall 2012

Sign of The Times

By Belinda Luscombe Sept. 11, 2012

David Adjaye resists adopting a trademark style. That hasn’t stopped him from becoming one of the biggest brands in architecture

Design

10 Questions with Zaha Hadid

By Belinda Luscombe March 26, 2012

The prolific architect on her first tower, giving buildings skirts and why walls are overrated

Fashion

A Cool Customer

By Belinda Luscombe March 26, 2012

Emily Blunt and fashion first got to know each other on the set of ‘The Devil Wears Prada’. Now a red-carpet regular with three movies in the pipeline, Blunt models some of this season’s boldest looks for TIME