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Talking John Galliano, First Ladies, and the past with Oscar de la Renta.
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A breakdown of this spring’s styles, including its two signature colors in tiny patterns, bold shapes, and referee stripes.
The go-to Every nerd recasts himself as a playwright.
Kathryn Schulz on Amity Gaige’s novel Schroder.
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Jon Favreau’s most enduring riffs.
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Our roundup of news from around the city.
The former Mos Def has artsy beef with the court of Jay-Z.
Over dinner at Acme, the busiest, glitziest side of the clan explains how it came to be.
Starting next weekend, Murray’s Cheese Bar launches brunch service.
This Armani tote is crafted from 120 separate pieces by seven Italian artisans in a three-day process.
“I was wearing skinny jeans and had a hi-top fade before it was trendy.”
Salvation Taco takes delicious liberties.
Some of the best cold-weather eating involves heirloom beans.
What to eat at Nightingale 9, bringing Vietnamese sandwiches and Hanoi-style turnovers to Carroll Gardens.
Suba and Boqueria vet Yann de Rochefort opens Manzanilla in Flatiron.
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Chefs ask diners to face their food.
Readers sound off on Ed Koch, the Republican Party, and more.
Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.