New York
Ladies Who Lunch
Dressing on the Side A history of the department-store lunch, from its Gilded Age beginnings to the fashionable dining rooms keeping the ritual alive today
Open Book
Portrait of a Country A new coffee-table book collects more than 100 rare and previously unpublished photographs by Lee Friedlander, America’s pre-eminent chronicler
The Art of Travel
Bloom Town Before lockdown, Kyoto was overrun with tourists. Now that it’s been reclaimed by the locals, the fun really begins
Our Favorite American Diners
S&P
Lights Out!
Getting Into Bed with Hannah Neeleman The rancher, mother of nine, and social-media figure behind Ballerina Farm shares her nighttime routine
Close-up
Shyan Zakeri The Los Angeles native is bringing his favorite childhood burgers—greasy, thin patties—to New York City with his pop-up concept, Shy’s Burgers
The Long Run
Changing Places Linda Fairstein put Yusef Salaam in prison for the attack on the Central Park jogger. He was exonerated and is running for office; she is excoriated and living as a pariah
Books
Labor Pains
