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Landing Gear

Sweet as Sugar Keep an eye on your sugar intake the fun way! An R.C. plane that won’t break the bank! The best way to take candid photos! And more …

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Skin in the Game

Let the Sun Shine You don’t need me to tell you to wear sunscreen. Here’s a way to make it not boring

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2024: A Space Odyssey Stars, black holes, meteorites … An exhibition in New York pays tribute to the late Pop artists, friends, and cosmos enthusiasts Alain Jacquet and James Rosenquist, presenting their work together for the first time


Film Classics

In Defense of Cruising William Friedkin saw the film, which starred Al Pacino, as a breakthrough for gay representation in Hollywood. Gay activists disagreed

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George McNally The 22-year-old dishes on getting kicked out of school in London; learning the hospitality business from his father, Balthazar founder Keith McNally; and Faux, his upcoming Tribeca restaurant

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The Hostess

Sight Unseen Alice Mason was a celebrated hostess and New York’s real-estate agent to the elite, but while she was showing lavish apartments to clients like Marilyn Monroe, she was hiding a family secret

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Open House

Under the Tuscan (and Umbrian) Sun A road trip around the homes, archives, and foundations of the artists of central Italy, and those who made their name there, from Beverly Pepper to Alberto Burri to Niki de Saint Phalle

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But First …

The View from Here It turns out that social fragmentation has an upside: it’s harder than ever to cancel somebody

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The Perfect Ending

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

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Style

Better by Design Design obsessives can rejoice this holiday season, with unique pieces from masters such as Charles and Ray Eames, Alexander Girard, and Joe Colombo that won’t break the bank

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The Closer Look

Lauren Graham’s Feel-Good Approach The actress and author’s wellness regime includes margaritas, saunas, and reading

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Chase Sui Wonders The Harvard Lampoon was a crash course in taking criticism. Now the young actress is out in the real world, starring opposite Pete Davidson in A24’s latest


My Auction with André

The Things He Left Behind The collection of the six-foot-six-inch fashion scholar, journalist, and man-about-town, André Leon Talley, goes up for auction at Christie’s next week

Film

Once More, with Feeling Alan Cumming stars in a documentary about a 30-year-old Scotsman who went back to high school, posing as a 16-year-old student

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Theater

Becoming Richard Burton Matthew Rhys returns to his native Wales to inhabit the baritone Shakespearean actor—and fellow countryman—in a one-man play

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Old-School

Nostalgia—It’s on the Menu In Los Angeles, martinis and wedge salads at Old Hollywood hot spots have replaced juice cleanses and vegan grain bowls

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Neck Knickknacks

Long Story Short From Chanel to Ralph Lauren, extra-long necklaces are swinging back into style

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Open Book

Jonathan Becker, In Focus From garden strolls with Brassaï to nights out with Andy Warhol, a new book by the American photographer documents intimate moments with the 20th century’s high society

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Film

Stand-up Guy Will Arnett plays a recently divorced comic in a bittersweet film directed by Bradley Cooper and co-starring Laura Dern

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Eight Questions

An Afternoon with Thomas Mallon The author and editor of Gore Vidal discusses the influence of Mary McCarthy, his latest book, and the upcoming TV adaptation of his 2007 novel, Fellow Travelers

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Going Viral Ben Smith, the former BuzzFeed editor and New York Times columnist, discusses Fox’s firing of Tucker Carlson, the Gawker–Hulk Hogan scandal, and his new book on the age of disinformation, Traffic


Country-Club Pursuits

The “Oh Boy” Network When she signed on as squash director at the prestigious and apparently idyllic Westchester Country Club, Natalie Grainger had no clue it was a breeding ground for sexual harassment

Knives Out!

Family Plan Plastic surgeons are operating on their wives, mothers, daughters, sons—and parading them as their best advertisement

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