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The View from Here From the box office to the ballot box, America is stuck in reverse

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Close-up

Eugeniu Zubco On the 37th floor of a Fifth Avenue tower, the 31-year-old Moldovan sushi chef and Masa alum is leading Manhattan’s most exclusive new omakase counter


High Times

The Kratom Kick It’s an upper. It’s a downer. It’s legal in most of the U.S. And everyone’s taking it

Up in the Hair

The Brotherhood of the Bloody Heads A growing number of men are taking solo trips to Turkey—and returning with a lot more hair

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0.1 percent solutions

Sherpas to the Jet Set Travel agents were supposed to be extinct. Instead, they’ve been reborn as fixers for the super-rich—retrieving forgotten jewelry, staging $80,000 scavenger hunts, chartering emergency jets, and ensuring that “No” is never the final answer

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Downtown Bests

New Top Jewelry

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View With a Room

High Art The founders of Hauser & Wirth galleries unveil a stylish new hotel in Sils Maria, the alpine village near Saint-Moritz once favored by Marc Chagall and Charlie Chaplin

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View With a Room

Artist in the House! At Ocean House, in Rhode Island, a new gallery and suite celebrate the life and times of Ludwig Bemelmans

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Lights Out!

Getting Into Bed With Paloma Elsesser The model shares her nighttime routine

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Landing Gear

A Clean Act The best robot vacuum cleaner! Speakers good enough for the Stones! A battery-powered lamp that could win design awards! And more …

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Arts and Culture

Funny Is His Business Noam Dworman, owner of the Comedy Cellar in Greenwich Village, has worked with all the greats—including a few you haven’t heard of yet

Greatest Escapes

The Hunger Game Can the average hedonist survive a week at the Ranch?


The Lyin’ King

Tall Tales Assessing George Santos’s improbable rise from Brazil to Capitol Hill and his ouster, his biographer warns that the former congressman could be a Donald Trump in the making

Towering Talent

Sight Majeure On the centenary of his death, the French engineer behind the Eiffel Tower is finally receiving an honor befitting his accomplishments

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Inside Story

Along Came Marilyn A newly discovered letter by Arthur Miller about his young bride, Marilyn Monroe, reveals the playwright’s rookie mistake: marrying a bombshell blonde he barely knew

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Inside Story

The High and Low By day, Miriam Leslie was a titan of publishing and the perfect model of the Victorian lady. By night, she was the seductress behind a memorable ménage à trois

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After Hours

A Night Celebrating Jim McMullan Louise Grunwald, Ed Sorel, and André Bishop gathered at the Waverly Inn to celebrate the illustrator’s new book

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Literary Matters

A Tale of Two Bobs A new documentary celebrates the Homeric labors of Robert Caro and his editor, Robert Gottlieb—and ends with a cliff-hanger

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Open Book

Some Like It Sleek Clean lines, open plans, boxy silhouettes … a new coffee-table book traces how the eastern tip of Long Island became the proving ground for American modernism

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Crypto’s Dark Side

Snatch and Grab Moments before Kim Kardashian testified against her burglars in a Parisian court, another kidnapping attempt was unfolding a few miles away—this time, targeting crypto world

Books

“War, Tribes, and Camels Without End”


City Guides

Frédéric Malle’s Guide to the Basque Country The perfume editor shares his go-to spots in the Franco-Spanish region