New York
Books
Susanna Moore Isn’t Done Running Away The author has never been one to stay put. Her new book is no exception
Water Fight
The New York Yacht Club Goes to War During World War I, the lavish yachts of New York’s richest families—replete with Tiffany interiors and pipe organs—were commandeered into hunting German submarines
Photography
A Passage to India Max Vadukul has spent the last few years chronicling India’s litter-and-pollution problem. The completed project goes on show this week in Milan
View With a Room
The Red Light on Nob Hill For decades, the Huntington Hotel was San Francisco’s hideout for everyone from Marlene Dietrich to Truman Capote. After a five-year blackout and a grand renovation, its neon crown has flickered back to life
Air Mail Diary
Emmanuel Macron Gets Some Very Expensive Advice And other strange news about these curious days …
Highlight
It Takes Two For the Paris Opera Ballet, choreographer Bobbi Jene Smith has collaborated with her husband, Or Schraiber, on a show that subverts gender clichés
T.G.I.S.
The Attention-Whore Index Harry and Meghan are delinquent, Kristi Noem can’t stop fibbing, and Donald Trump would probably like to eat your liver. Plus, the strangest news from around the world
Modern Times
Allow Me to Intro Myself Craving some quality expert advice? A savvy new start-up promises better living through videoconference
What a Prick
The Filler of the Future American women are flocking to Europe for a first stab at Profhilo, a new moisture-rich injectable that some believe may become as big as Botox
