Can Raya Install a Wondrous Utopia While Also Helping Celebrities Hook Up?
The founder of an exclusive dating app is stepping forward for the first time. His next project? Making our society more ideal.
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The founder of an exclusive dating app is stepping forward for the first time. His next project? Making our society more ideal.
By KEVIN ROOSE
Once America’s favorite troubled teen, treated with scorn and sexism, our greatest export reveals she’s in a better place now. (It’s called Lohan Beach House.)
By GABRIELLE BLUESTONE
Before Elegance Bratton turned his lens on ballroom culture in Harlem, he starred in a real-life drama that took him from homeless shelters to the Marines.
By ALEX HAWGOOD
The monthlong men’s wear season, with stops in Florence, Milan and Paris, may not be hanging together thematically. But in terms of moments, it has provided some doozies.
By GUY TREBAY
HealHaus, a new wellness studio and cafe that just opened in Brooklyn, is creating space for people of color.
By CRYSTAL MARTIN
Amid buzz and chatter of novelty, the shows that made clothes, not news.
By MATTHEW SCHNEIER
A fabled family finds their showbiz portrayals “demonizing,” “disgusting” and unrepresentative of their super-L.G.B.T.Q. values.
By BROOKS BARNES
Bringing out the documentation on reality TV or on Instagram doesn’t always get us closer to the truth. It’s still usually hilarious.
By KATE DRIES
There are acid cleansers and toners, washes and scrubs. There’s dermaplaning. There are retinoids. In-office peels. A guide to solve the mystery of exfoliating, once and for all.
By CRYSTAL MARTIN
“The brevity of life had never been more apparent to us, so we decided to tie the knot.”
By VINCENT M. MALLOZZI
Peter Buttigieg, a rising star in the Democratic Party, once wondered: “How does a sitting mayor in Indiana who’s gay find a date?” Now he doesn’t have to.
By GUY TREBAY
The wedding of Rebecca Jampol and Randy Harris Jr. was all about celebrating the creativity, culture and heritage of Newark.
By TAMMY La GORCE
Through clever planning and some negotiating, Chanet Tisdel and Chauncey Kearney managed to have a luxurious wedding on a budget.
By TAMMY La GORCE
Harley Stumbaugh broke up with Brooke Stuard and then moved 900 miles away. She decided he wouldn’t get away that easily.
By LOIS SMITH BRADY
One’s a “bad co-sleeper,” the other has bad sponge etiquette. So they moved in together, sort of.
By GLEN DAVID GOLD
On this week’s Modern Love podcast, the actor tells a story of love and skillful parking.
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
She encouraged her husband to find new love after she was gone. A year later, he reflects on what her generosity has meant to him.
By JASON B. ROSENTHAL
Midsummer Day is a celebration of the summer solstice in Sweden, where I grew up. I went to Battery Park City in New York to see how it was celebrated in America.
By MALIN FEZEHAI
In recent years, a community of people living with albinism have forged connections on platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp, turning a societal stigma into social bonds and offline friendship.
By WALTER THOMPSON-HERNÁNDEZ
The dress code is decidedly anti-dress code, students qualified for prom king and queen based on which category they chose, and more than one student sported a “pan flag.”
By BRITT JULIOUS and ADAM JASON COHEN
I first learned that there were horses in Compton, Calif., when my mother and I would go shopping at the Compton Fashion Center in the early 1990s. Years later, I wanted to see if they were still around.
By WALTER THOMPSON-HERNÁNDEZ
“I never lock my door; if people show up at night, I will wake up,” said I Gusti Mangku Sasak, a holistic Usada Bali healer.
By MALIN FEZEHAI
How a model of the moment achieves her off-duty look.
By BEE SHAPIRO
Coconut, lemon, tea, almond and aloe? Here are some new products and tricks you’ll want to try this summer.
By BEE SHAPIRO
How celebrities and influencers are changing the stigma of having acne.
By ANDREA CHENG
Bold patterns and colors dominated the style landscape of Randalls Island.
By DEIDRE SCHOO and ELIZABETH BRISTOW
The checkerboard trend at the Governors Ball was as clear as black and white.
Cordell Broadus is an up-and-coming fashion model and street wear designer.
By JOHN ORTVED
The Queens native stars in two high-profile movies this summer: “Ocean’s 8” and “Crazy Rich Asians.”
By RACHEL DODES
Alex Crane, who designs head-to-toe linen clothing including jeans, is opening a store — in his apartment.
By ALEX WILLIAMS
The relative acceptance of L.G.B.T.Q. people in Guinea-Bissau stands in contrast to the strict laws and social conventions in neighboring West African countries.
By RICCI SHRYOCK
Father’s Day is a reminder of the traits and rituals that we pass down, often unwittingly, through DNA and demonstration.
By ANDRE WAGNER, MICHAEL GOLD and EVE LYONS
As Venezuela falls further into crisis, a generation of young people remains committed to pursuing their passions in Caracas.
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
The happy mother of the bride draws kindness like a magnet. My friends assure me that I am supposed to cry. But I want a toast without tears.
By KAREN STABINER
The couple met at Harvard, from which the bride received a Ph.D. in health policy, and the groom a master’s degree in the same subject.
Benefits were held for the Untermyer Gardens, the City Parks Foundation, the Wildlife Conservation Society and Caramoor.
By DENNY LEE
Fund-raisers were held for the Trevor Project, the Public Theater, the Glass House and Carnegie Hall.
By DENNY LEE
The official party took place at the Plaza Hotel. The unofficial one was at the Carlyle.
By JACOB BERNSTEIN