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In Search of Lost Whimsy In a new coffee-table book, the eccentric Italian artist and designer Gaetano Pesce looks back on his life and career, and reflects on his longtime enemy: coherence

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Modern Times

A Starbucks for the Next-Gen Set The fast-growing, tech-bro-funded Blank Street aims to be a younger, cooler version of staid coffee chains. It may have misjudged its customers

Books

Murder, They Wrote This month’s best mystery books range from murder in Edith Wharton’s New York to the notorious 2003 Alperton Angels cult case


Small Talk

Hallucinating Graydon Carter Following the publication of When the Going Was Good, A.I.-generated rip-offs have flooded the market—how do they stack up?

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The View from Here Disenchanted with the finance and consulting tracks that once defined success, some elite college grads are trading desk jobs for grueling blue-collar work

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Music Man

The Towering Bobby Short For 36 years there was no more quintessential New York experience than seeing Bobby Short perform at the Café Carlyle

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The Perfect Ending

Rita Wilson The singer-songwriter, actress, and producer answers 35 of life’s most pressing questions

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Chronicles of Disruption

Game Changers As America’s major sports leagues became moneymaking monopolies, a trio of trailblazing organizations—rife with scandal and star power—tried to cut in on the action

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Lessons in Controversy

Rebel with a Cause How Philip Weiss went from being “the Dennis Rodman of journalism” to full-time anti-Zionist agitator

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Man Trouble

Treasure Chest Looking better naked is going public, with men finding their own interpretation of “free the nipple”

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City Guides

Jeffrey Deitch’s Guide to Los Angeles The art dealer shares his favorite up-and-coming galleries in his adopted city

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But First …

The View from Here Disenchanted with the finance and consulting tracks that once defined success, some elite college grads are trading desk jobs for grueling blue-collar work

City Guides

Refik Anadol’s Guide to Istanbul The Turkish-American new media artist shares his favorite spots in his home city


Little Britain

Yanks-on-the-Wold The Cotswolds are alive with the sound of Americans

Rolling Plunder

Putin’s Gold Rush Russian archaeologists are looting Ukrainian museums of gold, artifacts, and weapons that the Kremlin says prove that Russia is an ancient civilization many thousands of years old. (It’s not)

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City Guides

Sean Scully’s Guide to London The Irish-American artist shares his favorite spots in Hampstead, the neighborhood he calls home

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Food

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

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Close-up

Joey Scalabrino The New York restaurateur’s Apollo Bagels is so popular it risks being evicted from the West Village

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Close-up

Jack Siebert The Los Angeles–based curator using social media to find the art world’s rising stars

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The Seasoned Traveler

Sloane Crosley The essayist, novelist, and memoirist reveals her travel routine

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Food

He’ll Take Manhattan Rogério Fasano, the Brazilian restaurant impresario, has finally landed in Midtown. Best to get on his good side …

Highlight

Life of the Party In celebration of Mikhail Baryshnikov’s 75th birthday, the legendary dancer’s arts center is hosting a day-long concert in upstate New York


Weighty Issues

The New Rules of Ozempiquette Many women are loud and proud about their love of GLP-1s. Does that mean they’ve lost their stigma?

Match Made in Helsinki A former Moscow correspondent reveals how the Helsinki Accords of 1975 have shaped the world’s response to the war in Ukraine

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