Trudie’s is located at 525 Court Street, at the corner of Huntington Street, and is currently open on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., and on Friday and Saturday from 4:00 to 11:00. Brunch service starts later this summer. Nate Adler, who’s been opening restaurants in New York City since […]
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It is not immediately clear how Anoushka Mirchandani relates to India, either in the context of her own identity or that of her family’s past. References to her heritage are folded into the articulated material and symbolic texture of her works, which she deliberately leaves open to multiple layers of interpretation. While her visual language
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It was of course inevitable that a World Cup hosted by the U.S. while FIFA’s first and only peace prize winner Donald Trump is president would involve some precedent-shattering political … More »
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Following London’s contemporary sales, the major auction houses turned to the timeless beauty of the classics, with Christie’s and Sotheby’s staging their Old Masters sales in close succession. The category has seen a significant rebound in recent years. Christie’s year-end results reported $182 million in Old Masters sales in 2025, up 24 percent year-on-year, while
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For non-fans, tennis can seem like an unexciting sport. Or, at least, it lacks the cinematic drama of football or baseball, two of Hollywood’s favorite subjects when it comes to sports movies. In Luca Guadagnino’s film Challengers, tennis prodigy Tashi Duncan (Zendaya) meaningfully declares that “Tennis is a relationship.” And in Challengers, perhaps the most
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The 2026 Allen & Co. Sun Valley Conference, dubbed the annual “summer camp for billionaires,” will kick off in the mountain resort of Sun Valley, Idaho, tomorrow, Tuesday, July 7. One of the most closely watched business gatherings of the year, Sun Valley remains highly secretive. Little public knowledge, beyond who might attend and who
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There are plenty of sporting events with traditions. Few wear theirs as visibly as Wimbledon. For two weeks every summer, the world’s best tennis players compete on the greenest grass courts dressed almost entirely in white. It is one of the last remaining sporting events where the uniform matters almost as much as the competition
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For decades, the Italian Pavilion at Fancy Food Shows has represented a symbol of excellence and a pillar in the promotion of Made in Italy products within the global food and beverage industry. Organized and managed by Universal Marketing, an exclusive representative for Italy of the Specialty Food Association, the Pavilion offers a unique platform
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The 2026 Championships at Wimbledon kicked off June 29, and with it, the Pimm’s Cup runneth over. Last year, over 300,000 Pimm’s Cup cocktails were served at Wimbledon. Think of it as the English answer to the U.S. Open’s Honey Deuce or the Kentucky Derby’s Mint Julep. So if you plan to celebrate Wimbledon in
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In 2024, Australia passed a new law called the Online Safety Amendment. Its primary purpose was More »
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