The Closer: Michelle Obama
Dismissed early on by critics, the first lady has evolved into a powerful presence on the campaign trail.
Highlights
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Photo CreditKendrick Brinson for The New York Times What Would You Serve With Gin and Juice? At the Table With Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg
On their new television show, “Snoop & Martha’s Potluck Dinner Party,” an odd couple dispense wit and kitchen wisdom.
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Photo CreditEdwin Fotheringham Circa Now
The Tricky Etiquette of Co-Working Spaces
To get a glimpse of what manners will be like in the office of the future, it behooves us to look at the co-working spaces of today.
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Photo CreditPing Zhu The Case for Shopping in Real Life
Online shopping is easy, fast and completely devoid of any experiential pleasure.
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Fall Favorites
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A sampling of the best sellers that have been flying off shelves and onto New York City streets.
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Photo CreditRebecca Smeyne for The New York Times ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Cast Pours It On During a Bar Crawl
In a Manhattan bar crawl, the reality TV stars fixed drinks and provided a real-life diversion from a stressful world.
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Photo CreditWhitten Sabbatini for The New York Times Luvvie Ajayi: The Internet’s Newest Comic Phenom
A popular blogger offers incisive, hilarious commentary on polarizing issues, race and gender in particular.
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Night Out
Photo CreditJessica Lehrman for The New York Times Jennifer Grey Is Having the Time of Her Life
A night of dirty-ish dancing with the “Red Oaks” star.
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Modern Love
Photo CreditBrian Rea My U-Turn From Isolation to Intimacy
When her only child outgrows cuddling, a single mother realizes that her daily life is almost entirely without physical affection, or even touch, from anyone.
Men’s Style
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21st-Century Man
Photo CreditJake Michaels for The New York Times Suket Dhir, Men’s Wear Designer, From Delhi to the World
A self-described former “slacker” who once sold mobile phones for AT&T; has made himself into India’s rising fashion star.
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Four Questions
Photo CreditAndrew White for The New York Times Retail Magic in the Meatpacking District
Jeffrey Kalinsky, the founder of the Jeffrey boutiques, says, “To me, it’s all about the art of the sell.”
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List of Five
Photo CreditSasha Arutyunova for The New York Times ‘Luke Cage’ Made Him a Fashion Hero
Mike Colter describes how the character he plays has changed his wardrobe.
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Rites of Passage
Photo CreditTim Bower Growing Up Gay to a Glam Rock Soundtrack
Freddie Mercury, David Bowie and Alice Cooper send signals to a semi-closeted gay teen in the 70s.
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Hey, Mr. Food Editor
Photo CreditAndrew Scrivani for The New York Times No Tofurkey for You (and Other Thanksgiving Cooking Advice)
You will make vegetables for your vegetarian guests, and you will call them by their proper names.
Watches
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Photo Credit The Return of SalonQP
Britain’s premier luxury watch event, opening its sixth edition, continues to be a showcase for fine Swiss brands and a springboard for young independents.
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Photo CreditMarco Kesseler for The New York Times Watches See a ‘Brexit’ Boom
The decline in the pound since Britain’s vote to leave the European Union has had a big effect on sales.
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Photo CreditAndrew Testa for The New York Times Reviving Fears for a New Generation of Watch Fans
A joke at a family lunch prompted Nicholas Bowman-Scargill to try his hand at his family’s 170-year-old watchmaking business.
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Photo CreditPaulo Nunes dos Santos for The New York Times A Family Affair: McGonigle Watches
John and Stephen McGonigle create timepieces with a Celtic flair (from designs by their sister, Frances).
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Photo CreditPascal Mora for The New York Times François-Paul Journe’s Motto? ‘He Invented It and Made It.’
The watchmaker still spends part of every day in his company’s workshop.
