The New York TimesSocial Media Companies High Schools to TikTok: We’re Catching FeelingsThe New York Times - By TAYLOR LORENZWINTER GARDEN, Fla. — On the wall of a classroom that is home to the West Orange High School TikTok club, large loopy words are scrawled across a whiteboard: “Wanna be TikTok famous? Join TikTok club.”
The New York TimesChurchill Virginia Couple Marries After Helping Change LawThe New York Times - Tammy La GorceSophie Reine Rogers and Brandyn Frederick Churchill were married Oct. 19 in Fincastle, Va. The Rev. Karen Osborne, an interfaith minister ordained through the One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, officiated
The New York TimesFood & Dining Veggie-First Eating, and ThinkingThe New York Times - Alexandra WeissVeggie Mijas is a collective of over 300 nonbinary, female-identifying people and women of color in 12 chapters across the United States, and the group — originally founded by Amy Quichiz and Mariah Bermeo
The New York TimesBusiness When Brand Trump Met Brand VuittonThe New York Times - Vanessa FriedmanOn Thursday two of the most powerful brands in politics and high fashion collided in Johnson County, Texas, a rural area about a half-hour’s drive south of Fort Worth. They met in a blur of pomp, supple
The New York TimesCatherine, Duchess of Cambridge In Pakistan, Kate Middleton Aces Fashion DiplomacyThe New York Times - Vanessa FriedmanSo the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (the British royal couple known more colloquially as William and Kate) have come to the end of their Pakistan tour, the first royal visit in 13 years. It has been,
The New York TimesDiplomacy Fashion Diplomacy With Kate and WilliamThe New York Times Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, visited Pakistan and showed us all how to do fashion diplomacy well.
The New York TimesRelationships How an Almost-Divorce Kept Them TogetherThe New York Times - Daniel JonesIn the 2013 Modern Love essay “Rallying to Keep the Game Alive,” Ann Leary’s marriage to her husband, the actor Denis Leary, was on the rocks. They felt like competitors instead of partners, and couples
The New York TimesTechnology Why Don’t Rich People Just Stop Working?The New York Times - Alex WilliamsThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of an investment management firm. It is Elliott Management, not Elliot. “Billionaires
The New York TimesObituaries Sophia Kokosalaki, Who Gave London Fashion a Grecian Spin, Dies at 46The New York Times - Elizabeth PatonThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this obituary misstated Ms. Kokosalaki's age. She was 46, not 47. (As the obituary correctly states, she was born
The New York TimesEmployment Do-It-Yourself SabbaticalsThe New York Times - Steven KurutzThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the amount of time off that the fashion company Ralph Lauren gives employees. They get two
The New York TimesScience NASA’s New Spacesuits Unveiled, for Trips to the Moon and BeyondThe New York Times - Kenneth ChangWASHINGTON — At NASA headquarters on Tuesday, officials introduced two prototype spacesuits to be used during upcoming moon missions. The new spacesuits will offer improvements over existing models for
The New York TimesMarriage What She Learned From the One Who Got AwayThe New York Times - Daniel JonesIn her 2015 Modern Love essay “When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist,” the writer Deborah Copaken tells two stories: one about her own lost love from decades before, and another about Justin McLeod, the founder
The New York TimesHealth Coming Out as Bipolar in Modern Love and Reliving It on TVThe New York Times - Daniel JonesIn her 2008 Modern Love essay “Take Me As I Am, Whoever I Am,” Terri Cheney, then an entertainment lawyer, writes about her struggles with bipolar disorder, revealing how she hid her condition from boyfriends,
The New York TimesReal Estate To Her, He Was More Than a DoormanThe New York Times - Daniel JonesIn her 2015 Modern Love essay “When the Doorman Is Your Main Man,” the writer Julie Margaret Hogben tells of a time in her life when she was dating in New York City and living in a building where the Guzim,
The New York TimesIsabelle Huppert Balmain’s New BagThe New York Times And Isabelle Huppert and Marisa Tomei screen their new film, “Frankie.”
The New York TimesSpace This Is the Free Jumpsuit You’ll Get With a $250,000 Ticket to SpaceThe New York Times - Kenneth ChangYONKERS, N.Y. — Once there was the era of space-age fashion. Now the age of fashion for space has arrived. On Wednesday, Virgin Galactic, the company started by Richard Branson to take people to the edge
The New York TimesLifestyle The T List: What to Know About, See and Drink This WeekThe New York TimesWelcome to the T List, a newsletter from the editors of T Magazine. Each week, we’re sharing five things we are eating, wearing, listening to or coveting now. We hope you’ll join us for the ride. (Sign
The New York TimesHealth What Is Activated Charcoal Used For, and Does it Really Work?The New York Times - Amitha KalaichandranActive charcoal comes in many forms: toothpaste; powders, black-colored ice-cream, or “goth lattes.” On Instagram, it is used as a prop. Medically, activated charcoal is used in emergency hospital settings,
The New York TimesTom Steyer Tom Steyer’s Tie: They’ll Never Take His Freedom!The New York Times - Vanessa FriedmanTom Steyer, the billionaire hedge fund manager and Democratic presidential candidate who made his first debate appearance in Ohio on Tuesday evening, failed, by most accounts, to break through with his
The New York TimesTechnology Can a Jean Jacket Revive Wearable Technology?The New York Times - Erin GriffithThere is absolutely no reason I need a jean jacket to tell me my Uber is arriving, but I’m always amused when it does. Thanks, coat. So considerate. The new Levi’s Trucker Jacket, made in collaboration
The New York TimesAshton Kutcher Forget DMs. Celebrities Want You to Text Them.The New York Times - Taylor LorenzDiddy wants you to text him. So do Paul McCartney, Sophia Bush and Marshmello. Over the last few months, some celebrities and influencers have been posting phone numbers on Instagram, Twitter and YouTube
The New York TimesBarneys New York Barneys Bidding Starts, and It’s a Bet on the Future of ShoppingThe New York Times - By VANESSA FRIEDMAN and SAPNA MAHESHWARIA bidding war may be about to begin for Barneys New York, the beleaguered luxury department store chain that declared bankruptcy in August and became a cautionary tale of retail hubris and the death of
The New York TimesSocial Media Companies The Future Teen Stars of America Live on TikTokThe New York Times - Arit JohnLOS ANGELES — It’s been quite a year for Noen Eubanks. Last September, he was a high school senior living in the suburbs of Atlanta, acting in high school plays and planning to study video game design
The New York TimesWomen's News Spanx Started a Shapewear RevolutionThe New York Times - Sanam YarSliding into shapewear for the first time feels a little like vacuum sealing oneself. As someone who’d never worn the stuff before, it was, at best, noticeably uncomfortable. At worst, my internal organs
The New York TimesRihanna Is Rihanna’s ‘Visual Autobiography’ a Triumph or a Tease?The New York Times - Vanessa Friedman and Jon CaramanicaRihanna has a new release. But it’s not a single, or a new Fenty collection, or another Amazon Prime underwear show. It’s a “visual autobiography,” out on Oct. 24. Just over a foot wide and about one a
The New York TimesCalifornia The California Fur Ban and What It Means for YouThe New York Times - Vanessa FriedmanSo California has become the first state to ban fur. This sounds draconian. What does that actually mean? It is true that on Friday the state’s governor, Gavin Newsom, signed AB44 into law, which bans
The New York TimesMind My Algorithm MakeoverThe New York Times - Katherine BernardThis is a retail review in which I do not leave my apartment. All of the movements and decisions described take place in my mind or on my phone. Where mind ends and phone begins is sometimes unclear. you
The New York TimesClothing This Street is New York’s Best-Kept Men’s Wear SecretThe New York Times - Jon CaramanicaTrue story: A few weeks ago I was at Totokaelo, trying on a black Bode lace overshirt, attempting to rationalize the $500-or-so price tag. It didn’t help that in the fitting room next to me was a guy as
The New York TimesFashion The Co-opting of Modest FashionThe New York Times - Yasmin Khatun DewanOnce upon a time, women’s wear was rife with transparency. With miniskirts and spaghetti-strap dresses and tank tops. With fashions intended to show some skin and combat the heat. Not anymore. Now we hems
