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Keeping Up with Bill Owens

The chronicler of small-town America is out with a new book, corresponding to the 50th-anniversary exhibition of his seminal work, Suburbia

Evolutions in Bread

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London’s Oasis of High Style (for Hammers and Watering Cans)

Is it a home-goods store or a museum of beautiful design? Labour and Wait is both

Maison Francis Kurkdjian

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Gâteau: The Surprising Simplicity of French Cakes

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Ottolenghify Your Life

Yotam Ottolenghi, the Israeli “flavor magician” who taught the world how to fall in love with Middle Eastern cuisine, is back with a new tried-and-test cookbook

Liz Lambert x Sabah

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Bad Sisters

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America’s Dead

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John Lithgow

The actor and author answers 41 of life’s most pressing questions

Landing Gear

Everything you need to set the tone, predict the weather, jump out of the frying pan and into the air fryer, and more

Celine

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Maverix and Lunatix: Icons of Underground Comix

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A Look Inside England’s Artists’ Houses

From Sussex to London to Cambridge, a tour through the extraordinary British homes of writers, artists, and architects now open to the public

Angel Chang

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Still Here

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Bette Midler

The entertainer and activist answers 53 of life’s most pressing questions

The Green Vase

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The Rummage Sale of the Century

One-of-a-kind pieces in the late Italian Vogue editor Franca Sozzani’s wardrobe, on sale in Milan, offer a slice of fashion heaven—if you can fit into them

Eye of the Beholder

As a talented actor and professional heartthrob, Brad Pitt has captured the hearts and minds of people from all over the world for over three decades. But will he manage to convince them to buy a $385 serum? Our beauty-and-wellness columnist tries to resist his charms …

Basque in It

The husband-and-wife team of Eder Montero and Alex Raij has created some of New York’s best neighborhood restaurants

The Crack-up

How Cacklebean eggs became a mainstay on Britain’s best menus

Meditations on Crime

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Cézanne’s Provence

Revisiting the painter’s life in the South of France has never looked—or tasted—better