Food
The Cheat: A Winter’s Tail
By SAM SIFTON
If your goal is a delicious meal that warms the bones, make it Jamaican.
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Brooklyn gin.
Brooklyn is playing muse to two rival namesake gins, showing just how potent the borough’s branding potential is.
Art at MoMA: Tuna on Wheat (Hold the Mayo)
By RANDY KENNEDY
Alison Knowles, one of the founders of the Fluxus movement, is offering her digestible performance art, “Identical Lunch.”
Opinionator
A Food Manifesto for the Future
By MARK BITTMAN
What should be done about our unhealthful and unsafe diet?
Super Bowl Snacks
What to cook for a Super Bowl party, with articles, recipes, beer ratings and more.
The Fat Radish
Photos of the Fat Radish, a new restaurant on Orchard Street reviewed by Sam Sifton this week.
Michael Mertz/Espn
From left, Trey Wingo, Merril Hoge and Mark Schlereth on “SportsCenter” in 2008.
What messages about masculinity is ESPN sending and what do they mean?
Post a CommentSocial Q’s
The Salad’s From Me
By PHILIP GALANES
Questions about who paid for dinner, a colleague’s naps at work and other problems.
Movie Review | 'Dressed'
A Passion for Fashion
By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS
“Dressed” is David Swajeski’s profile of the young clothing designer Nary Manivong.
Benjamin Millepied Leaps Into the Spotlight
By JOSHUA DAVID STEIN
The ballet star has it all: Looks, talent, a film career and Natalie Portman for a fiancée. How can you not hate him?
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A New Realm of Celebrity
On the world stage, Benjamin Millepied is in his newest and most public role, as companion to Natalie Portman.
Men in Hats
Having exhausted the usual narratives of power and gender as expressed through clothing, designers may have merely been casting about for new tools and communally fell upon the hat.
Chester Higgins Jr./The New York Times
Mary Sansone has lived in the same memento-packed house for 55 years.
Mary Sansone, 94, has lived in a two-story attached brick house in Borough Park, Brooklyn, since 1956.
Mom, You’re One Tough Art Critic
By MICHAEL TORTORELLO
Parents who resist clutter must be ruthless in throwing away their children’s artwork.
Snow Forecast? Set Up the Patio
By HILARY STOUT
Intrepid souls move outdoors just when everyone else is moving inside.
Multimedia
Shopping for Wall Coverings With Barbara Bestor
The architect and author of “Bohemian Modern” shopped for wall coverings with warm colors and bold patterns.
On Location | Inside a Modern Scottish Country House
A couple’s rural home north of Edinburgh has provoked some strong reactions among locals.
Q&A;
Julio Lizarazo, General Manager of the Gracious Home Flagship
By PENELOPE GREEN
Bought out of bankruptcy, the Manhattan institution Gracious Home is back to business as usual.
Eboni Marshall and Rossie Turman III
By AMY SOHN
Tina Fineberg for The New York Times
Rev. Dr. Eboni K. Marshall, the bride, and Rossie E. Turman III, the groom, share a moment after being wed at the Abyssinian Baptist Church in New York.
The couple’s long on-and-off courtship began when they met at an Abyssinian Baptist Church event.
Lia Batkin and Seth Kaplan
By KATHRYN SHATTUCK
The couple share a vision and family responsibilities.
Margaret Klarberg and Bruce Kennedy II
The couple each trace their ancestry to Virginia’s Colonial era.
Anne Rubin and Aaron Karp
By VINCENT M. MALLOZZI
The couple met in Florence, Italy, in January 2005, while studying abroad through New York University.
Vows
Gabrielle Giffords and Mark Kelly
By JUDITH ANDERSON
The couple's relationship was not a whirlwind romance. But after being friends for a time and enduring a long-distance courtship, Gabrielle Giffords and Mark Kelly knew they wanted to spend their lives together.
Field Notes
On Groupon, a Proposal Sealed With a Click
By VINCENT M. MALLOZZI
For a Cincinnati couple, the social buying site Groupon offered more than just deals on Wednesday: it was the virtual site of their engagement.
Multimedia
Vows: Jessica & Joe
Sometimes there's a silver lining to unemployment. For Jessica, that was having the time to travel with Joe and fall in love.
Christian Lacroix, courtesy of It Books 2011
Camilla Morton is taking on designer biographies, with a twist.
T Magazine
Alexander the Great
By BRUCE PASK
Alexandre Plokhov's architectural and design-minded pieces speak to the younger, edgier suit wearer.
T Magazine
Now Opening | Honor
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
With only one season under her belt, Giovanna Randall, the designer behind the New York-based label Honor, is opening a shop in the meatpacking district.
T Magazine
Seeing Things | Louis Kahn's Italian Idyll
By BROOKE HODGE
An exhibition at the Italian Cultural Institute in Los Angeles celebrates an architect's special relationship with Italy.
T Magazine
Helmut Lang's Got a Brand New Bag
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
Bags that complement the label's edgy, yet polished, aesthetic will hit stores this month.
T Magazine
Diamond Baratta's Artisanal Decorating
By PILAR VILADAS
In its collaborations with craftspeople, from quilters to cabinetmakers, Diamond Baratta Design gives tradition a modern twist.
T Magazine
Jaipur Jaunt
By YURI CHONG
Jewelry designer Yuvi Alpert of Ruby Kobo details his craft-filled trip to north and west India.
T Magazine
Face Time | Lily Rabe
By TINA TURNBOW
The actress of "The Merchant of Venice" at the Broadhurst Theater shares her makeup secrets.
T Magazine
Sticking Our Necks Out
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
A turtleneck goes with just about anything. Here are some of our favorites.
T Magazine
Animal House | Solange Azagury-Partridge
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
The new horoscope is too confusing- trade your kitschy zodiac gems for Solange Azagury-Partridge's Chinese New Year rings.
T Magazine
Now Drinking | The Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup Martini
By JORDAN MICHELMAN
A drink that fuses childhood comfort food and molecular mixology can be found at Clive's, a popular craft cocktails joint in Victoria, British Columbia.
ASKED AND ANSWERED
Asked and Answered | Swampy
By JORDAN MICHELMAN
The artist and train hopper Swampy, known for his graffiti, talks with the Moment about his work, his plans for a new book and his thoughts on art.
VAIN GLORIOUS
Vain Glorious | Hero Product
By HOLLY SIEGEL
A superhero team like no other: M.A.C. cosmetics and Warner Bros. have created a “Wonder Woman”-inspired collection.
T Magazine
Best of Both Worlds Dept. | Olivier Theyskens for Theory
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
A preview look of Theyskens's new designs for Theory.
T Magazine
Giulietta of the Spirits
By STEPHEN HEYMAN
The designer Sofia Sizzi offers an exclusive peek at her debut collection, which is a paean to Italian cinema of the 1960s.
The Moment
T Magazine
Graphic Content | Carter Sans
By STEVEN HELLER
A new sans-serif typeface from Matthew Carter, the first type designer to win a MacArthur fellowship, is getting the kind of attention usually reserved for blockbuster movies or hit songs.
T Magazine
The Insider | Joaquin Trias
By MADISON SHIMODA
Gearing up for Fashion Week, the young designer shares with us some of his day-to-day inspirations.
T Magazine
Artifacts | A Snow Queen for Our Time
By LINDA YABLONSKY
Rachel Feinstein has transformed the Lever House’s lobby into a baroque art installation.
T Magazine
Fashioning Fiction | Camilla Morton's Fairy Tale Memoirs
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
Camilla Morton is taking on designer biographies, with a twist.
T Magazine
The High Low | Asprey Scarf Belt
By EDWARD BARSAMIAN
A clever little accessory for those silk scarves gathering dust in your closet.
T Magazine
Powder Trip | Alta, Wyo.
By ANDREW DEAL
A ski area that lacks the high-wattage lodging of its famous neighbor, Jackson Hole, makes up for it with its untracked snow, local artisans and good food.
T Magazine
Look of the Moment | Thandie Newton
By EDWARD BARSAMIAN
Thandie Newton is minty fresh in a Jonathan Saunders "Wenlock" silk dress.
T Magazine
Artifacts | Tick, Tick, Tick
By LINDA YABLONSKY
Watching Christian Marclay's latest film, "The Clock," is like wearing a Timex that takes a licking and keeps on ticking for 24 straight hours of viewing pleasure.
EUROFILE
Eurofile | Slovakia Off-Piste
By ALEXANDER LOBRANO
With its Viennese-style cafes and breathtaking architecture, Kosice, eastern Slovakia's largest city, is more than just a ski destination.
T Magazine
Ristretto | First Look at the Kava Cafe
By OLIVER STRAND
One of New York's newest coffee bars, located on Washington Street, is also one of the city's most striking.
T Magazine
Vain Glorious | Our Lady of the Lashes
By JULIE EARLE-LEVINE
Monika Crouch, known for delivering alluring, look-at-me lashes adorned with mink hairs, is now doing private house calls.
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