Love Stories Tiny Love Stories: ‘I’ve Been Mostly Dead All Day’The New York TimesThe “family” minivan — that he said we needed, but that I should buy, for road trips to visit his son in Los Angeles, and his daughter in Santa Barbara, and to take our two boys camping and biking and
The Arts The Met’s Next Big Fashion Show Comes From One Little-Known WomanThe New York Times - By VANESSA FRIEDMANBack in the middle of the last century, Sandy Schreier would come once a year to New York from Detroit, her hometown, and wander around the Metropolitan Museum of Art with her husband, Sherwin. “Someday,”
Etsy The Growing Popularity of the Bridesmaid RobeThe New York Times - By DAISY ALIOTOA decade ago, Charlotte Hale was in search of a clever marketing hook for her new clothing business, Plum Pretty Sugar, which manufactured and sold robes and other leisure wear for women. “You wear a to
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson and the Rise of Silly StyleThe New York Times - By VANESSA FRIEDMANOn the world stage there are few national leaders who can compete with President Trump in the indelible image-making sweepstakes of the new social media order. With his tangerine skin and white-circled
Real Estate Mastering the Art of the TablescapeThe New York Times - By TIM McKEOUGHWhen a room is nearly finished and all the major pieces of furniture are in place, there’s one thing you need to make the space feel complete: an artfully arranged tablescape, or grouping of objects on
Jeffrey Epstein What’s Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Little Black Book?The New York Times - By VANESSA FRIEDMAN and JONAH ENGEL BROMWICHAndrew Rosen, the founder of Theory and owner of numerous racehorses, said he didn’t know him and had never met him. Mr. Rosen couldn’t recall ever attending an event he hosted or crossing his path. Charles
First an E-ZPass, Then the Diamond RingThe New York Times - By TAMMY La GORCEThe night Millicent Cooley celebrated her 58th birthday and Anthony Duncan dropped to one knee and pulled out a small box from his pocket, party guests held their breath. “This was in May 2013, and Tony
Food How to Throw a Festive Korean-Inspired Dinner PartyThe New York Times - By SOPHIE BEWThe designer Rejina Pyo moved to London from Seoul, South Korea, in 2008 to study fashion at Central Saint Martins, under the esteemed professor Louise Wilson. Not long after, she met her husband, the
The Arts The Summer’s Hottest TakesThe New York Times We all have thoughts about this season. Which is the spiciest?
Trump Tower Does This Red Cap Make Me Look MAGA?The New York Times - By PAUL LUKASJustin Peterson, a 37-year-old graphic designer who lives in Orlando, Fla., owns nearly 100 baseball caps, including several featuring the familiar “C” logo of the Cincinnati Reds. But when he and his
Richard Curtis Richard Curtis’s Five Places to Visit in LondonThe New York Times - By THEA GLASSMANThere’s London and then there’s Richard Curtis’s London. The 62-year-old filmmaker has spun the city into a cozy, romantic oasis in back-to-back cinematic hits — from “Four Weddings and a Funeral” and
New York State This Week’s Wedding AnnouncementsThe New York TimesDr. Danielle Eve Greenman and Stephen Thomas Gellert were introduced through two dating apps — in November 2016 through the League, and then eight months later on Hinge. “Oh hey, I remember you,” she she
Love The Best Wedding Gifts On and Off The RegistryThe New York Times - By CHARANNA ALEXANDERCreating a wedding registry with items that are both useful and timeless can be daunting, especially for couples trying to combine their lives into one happy home. We asked our readers to share their wedding
J. Paul Getty At the Wedding of Gigi Gorgeous and Nats GettyThe New York Times - By ETHAN VARIANAfter a late night out at Paris Fashion Week in February 2016, the designer, model and oil heiress Nats Getty begrudgingly stumbled out of bed to go to the airport to pick up the fashion “muse” of her
Morehouse College Morehouse College Investigates Sexual Misconduct After Students’ VideosThe New York Times - By SARAH MERVOSHThe first video detailing allegations of sexual misconduct came with a plea: “Please get Morehouse’s attention.” The second followed soon after: “I too had the same experience.” In separate posts on Twitter
Spice Girls The Rise of the Spice Girls GenerationThe New York Times - By CAITY WEAVERWhen, through the nighttime murk of the Amazon River, an electric eel locates a feeder fish, what happens next is instantaneous: A jolt of electricity surges through the fish’s nerves. Its muscles contract
Science ‘Space Is the New Black’The New York Times - By VANESSA FRIEDMANIn March 2017, Karl Lagerfeld, perhaps the greatest master of the viral social media moment a fashion show had ever seen, docked a rocket ship under the glass dome of the Grand Palais in Paris for his
Science To Make It to the Moon, Women Have to Escape Earth’s Gender BiasThe New York Times - By MARY ROBINETTE KOWAL[Read all Times reporting on the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. | Sign up for the weekly Science Times email.] As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, NASA
Real Estate Beach House Designed by Robert A.M. SternThe New York Times - By JULIE LASKYAn architectural alien dressed in shingles and passing itself off as just another roomy East Hampton beach house — no one will be fooled — is on the market at 33 Ocean Avenue for $9.5 million. Designed
Alan Cumming Summer FlingsThe New York Times - By DENNY LEEThe Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, N.Y., held its midsummer party on July 13; Louise and Leonard Riggio were honored, along with Maya Lin. And the Fisher Center at Bard College held its summer gala
How the Founder of Clark’s Botanicals Spends His SundaysThe New York Times - By ALIX STRAUSS[What you need to know to start the day: Get New York Today in your inbox.] In May of 2002, Francesco Clark’s life radically changed when he dove into the shallow end of a stranger’s pool. His neurosurgeon
Food 26 No-Cook Dinners for a Heat WaveThe New York Times - By MARGAUX LASKEYWhen temperatures head into the 90s and 100s, no one wants to cook. For those sweltering days when you still need to eat, here are 26 dinner ideas that require no oven, no stove and very little effort
Reproductive Medicine Don’t Put All Your (Frozen) Eggs in One BasketThe New York Times - By RUTHIE ACKERMANI was beginning to realize I wanted to have a baby. My husband, I knew, never would. From the time we met, four years earlier, I had tried everything to rid myself of my desire. First, I went to a geneticist,
Dominican Republic Dominican Food, but Make it VeganThe New York Times - By ISABELIA HERRERAEl Espace is a column dedicated to news and culture relevant to Latinx communities. Expect politics, arts, analysis, personal essays and more. ¿Lo mejor? It’ll be in Spanish and English, so you can forward
Business Neutrogena Recalls Light Therapy Masks, Citing Risk of Eye InjuryThe New York Times - By JONAH ENGEL BROMWICHOver the last several years, light-emitting therapy masks intended to treat acne have streamed into the marketplace and onto Instagram, filling feeds with pictures of people that resemble space-age hockey
Marriage On the Second Try, Both Found a Partner in Business and for LifeThe New York Times - By ALIX STRAUSSBecause marriage is an ever-evolving experience, we constantly shift, change and, in some cases, start over. In It’s No Secret, couples share thoughts about commitment and tell us what they have learned
Photography Move Over Therapy Dogs. Hello, Therapy Cows.The New York Times - By ELISA MALANAPLES, N.Y. — Even without a psychology degree, Bella’s natural talents made her an excellent therapist: She is calm and accommodating of a range of personalities, with the patience to listen to endless
Pensions Well, This Is Clearly WrongThe New York Times - By PHILIP GALANESThe summer day camp at our local Y.M.C.A. is in session. Recently, I saw a teenage counselor lead a line of preschool boys into the locker room to change for their swim lesson. They were like an adorable
Podcasting Have We Hit Peak Podcast?The New York Times - By JENNIFER MILLERIn 2016, Morgan Mandriota and Lester Lee, two freelance writers looking to grow their personal brands, decided to start a podcast. They called it “The Advice Podcast” and put about as much energy into
