One of the more amusing videos to come out in the wake of the New York Knicks’ thrashing of the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night, which completed a series sweep and booked New York a ticket to the NBA finals, featured a look at what Celebrity Row looked like the last time the Knicks m… More […]
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Michelin-starred Coral Gables destination Shingo is a 14-seat restaurant with $275 seasonal tasting menus and an interior that was built in Kyoto before being disassembled, shipped and rebuilt at its final destination in Florida. Shingo, which specializes in omakase featuring ultra-premium nigiri and signature items like eel with caviar, is perched at the pinnacle of
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Imagine you are a nurse in Albany, or a hotel housekeeper in Buffalo. You are pregnant, and your doctor has just told you to stop working for the safety of you and your baby. You have been paying into the state’s disability insurance system your entire working life. Now you need it. New York sends
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Mattel has long been known for making toys that defined generations. But under CEO Ynon Kreiz, the company has been reshaping itself into an entertainment-driven brand powerhouse. The 2023 blockbuster Barbie proved that strategy was paying off, and Kreiz is doubling down. Since taking over in 2018, he has led a corporate turnaround that pairs
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Welcome to Jet Set, a recurring feature in which we highlight our favorite accessories and travel must-haves that are perfect for any kind of trip. The Nordstrom Half-Yearly sale is now live through June 1, just in time for the start of the summer season. The sale includes up to 50 percent off a selection of
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Going into the midterms, the bipartisan backlash against AI gives Democrats a number of politically attractive options. They can try to tap into the growing opposition to data centers, particularly in states where the issue has become suddenly and massively divisive. They can talk about AI as a l… More »
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“God blessed me in a lot of ways except for one,” Jon, a 30-year-old aspiring actor, tells me one night in April over dinner. “He made me big in a lot of ways, except for the one very important way.” More »
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On a street corner in Bushwick, Brooklyn, a volunteer cuts a knife through a square container, releasing a flood of dead vapes in rainbow waves. The clear plastic box filled up over a three-day Earth Day festival at a performance nightclub across the street, where partygoers dropped off the eye-popping smoking devices rather than sending
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani plans to lower the rent for some of the poorest New Yorkers. The mayor will announce on Tuesday that New Yorkers who are considered “extremely low-income” — no more than $50,880 for a family of four — will pay a quarter of their income on rent, down from 30%, on city-subsized apartments.
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The Knicks are on an epic winning streak at the perfect time not just for the team but for owner James Dolan as the Trumnp administration announced $8 billion for a new Penn Station plan that leaves Madison Square Garden intact atop the railroad station and for Mayor Mamdani as he tries to tap into the
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