I'm the deputy editor for Metropolitan, a weekly features section that covers the city. Every once in a while I'll write something, too. Interests range from the arts to sports to religion. I live in New York with my two daughters and my black cat. I'm from North Carolina.
The SAG Awards nominating process isn't all exclusive screenings and receptions with movie stars. Well, it is. But there's work involved. Things got a little ugly before a screening of " A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood " this fall at the Directors Guild Theater in Manhattan.
If there was a moment tailor-made for a new book about women and rage, it would be now. And Rebecca Traister, a columnist at New York Magazine, has written it.
A recently discovered artifact shows the power and influence of Lillian Wald, who revolutionized social services in New York. The trunk had sat in the library of a Midtown Manhattan acting school for decades.
But dinner on a recent night was takeout pizza and garlic knots, served on paper plates. And in one of the downstairs bathrooms, a chopstick serves as a toilet paper holder. Sociologically, the men represent the apotheosis of two trends in American life. While Mayor Michael R.
Far from the Trump White House, the actress and entrepreneur is pursuing a more spiritual path in Manhattan. Ms. Maples, at home. Credit... Natalie Keyssar for The New York Times "I'd like to share a little secret with you," said a sympathetic real estate agent, played by Marla Maples, in the 1998 movie "Happiness."
Daveed Diggs is still getting to know the city. When the 34-year-old rapper and actor, who grew up in Oakland, Calif., moved here about two and a half years ago for a little show called "Hamilton," he probably figured there would be plenty of time for exploring. He was wrong.
Essay WIMBLEDON, England - After my mother shaved her head during her chemotherapy two years ago, my sister sorted through a basket of all the sweet, hand-knit beanies that had been given to her. Mom rolled her eyes at each one until my sister pulled out a black baseball hat with blue lettering.
In the late 1950s, Robert Duvall was studying acting at the Neighborhood Playhouse, sharing a Manhattan apartment with Dustin Hoffman and going to parties at Gene Hackman's place. The three friends would all go on to win Academy Awards, helping to establish the classic blueprint for pursuing an acting career in New York: Move here, hone your craft at a gritty acting studio, do a handful of plays, conquer Hollywood.
"I used to come in here for my coffee," said Mr. Boutemedjet, who is now a co-owner. "We didn't get along when we first met." "He had a little French attitude on him," Mr. Jahmi recalled. Soon, however, Mr. Boutemedjet, who was working for Little Pie Company at the time, started helping Mr. Jahmi in the kitchen.
Wedding season is here, and many brides and grooms will find themselves in the best shape of their lives. Through a combination of adrenaline, dieting and hard-core exercise, they will walk the aisle as slim and buff as they will most likely ever be. That is, some say, unless they get divorced.