The TV Watch
Passion Versus Pageantry in Royal Wedding Reports
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Networks struck narratives of country and continuity or passion and fairy tales, and many sought comparisons to that other royal wedding.
Pool photo by Kirsty Wigglesworth
SAFE BUT STUNNING Kate Middleton's wedding dress got high marks from many fashion insiders, who contrasted it with Princess Diana's in 1981.
One designer said Kate Middleton’s dress “will stand the test of time.” Unlike Diana’s.
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Bride’s Dress Is a Flawless Success
By ERIC WILSON
The exquisite gown created for Ms. Middleton by Sarah Burton suggested a bride who is well suited to meet the demands of a high-definition display.
A Traditional Royal Wedding, but for the 3 Billion Witnesses
By SARAH LYALL
The wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton was an impeccably choreographed occasion of ancient customs tweaked by modern developments.
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Moby stands in his pool house, which has a view of the Hollywood Hills.
Moby, once the ultimate downtown New York musician, now lives in a 1920s castle in the Hollywood Hills.
Design Notebook
Kips Bay Decorated, and Curated
By PENELOPE GREEN
Designers flexed their curatorial muscles at the annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House, animating their spaces with contemporary art.
As Buds Open, So Do Doors: Home and Garden Tours, 2011
By SHELLY FREIERMAN
Throughout the Northeast and beyond, there are mansions, studio apartments, bungalows and row houses to suit every taste.
Domestic Lives
Cooking With Children
By SEAN WILSEY
With small children in the equation, a father tries to cook and clean up as he serves Sunday brunch, but success is elusive.
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The Kips Bay Decorator Show House, Room by Room
Spaces by a dozen of the designers featured in the show house.
Moby’s Castle in the Hollywood Hills
The musician spent $2 million restoring a 1920s house with views of Beachwood Canyon and the Hollywood Reservoir.
Cooking Up a Big Idea in Little Italy
By FRANK BRUNI
Rebecca Greenfield for The New York Times
Open Kitchen Mario Carbone, left, garnishing a lamb’s-tongue gyro salad.
The chefs at a tiny Manhattan restaurant are meddling with the sacrosanct traditions of Italian cooking and turning them into a brave new cuisine.
Eat
Steamed, Roasted, Stir-Fried, Grilled
By MARK BITTMAN
It’s almost impossible to get fresh asparagus wrong. But here are a dozen ways to get it wonderfully right.
The Tipsy Diaries
In an Imperfect World, a Drink Made for It
By FRANK BRUNI
It’s natural to think that a Negroni Sbagliato — literally, a “bungled Negroni” — is something of a mistake. But that would be wrong.
Restaurant Review: Spring Restaurant, in Paris
By CHRISTINE MUHLKE
Daniel Rose’s 29-seat Spring restaurant, after its move from the Ninth to the First Arrondissement, still books up months in advance, and for good reason.
Recipes for Cinco de Mayo
Salsas, guacamoles, tacos and other snacks with Mexican flavors for marking the holiday.
The Devil Crabs of Tampa
The oversize fried seafood croquettes, which became popular in the early 1900s, are a staple of local street food in Tampa, Fla.
Brooklyn Fare
Photos of the downtown Brooklyn restaurant where the chef César Ramirez cooks for just 18 people, reviewed by Sam Sifton this week.
Rehana Mirza and Michael Lew
By ROB DAVIS
Sandy Huffaker for The New York Times
Rehana Mirza and Michael Lew were married in the garden of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego.
The two playwrights grew close over the many discussions prompted by their conflicting writing styles.
Scenes From the Royal Wedding
Prince William and Kate Middleton were married at Westminster Abbey in London on Friday.
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A Fashion Timeline of the Royal Wedding
By EDWARD BARSAMIAN
Here's our complete fashion recap of this morning's wedding - just in case you planned on watching it tonight on DVR.
Interactive Feature: A Closer Look at the Wedding Celebration at Buckingham Palace
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after they were married on Friday.
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Vows: Lauren & Amy
Amy Rogers and Lauren Schwartzreich fell in love after meeting at a Midtown drag show where a mutual friend was performing.
The summer issue of Design & Living is all about visions of home.
EDIBLE SELBY
Edible Selby | James Freeman of Blue Bottle
By TODD SELBY and MAURA EGAN
Blue Bottle coffee is the leader of the artisanal Japanese-style, slow-drip brewing movement.
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Mouthwatering Gems
By SANDRA BALLENTINE
The youngest members of the venerable German jewelry house Hemmerle have created a cookbook and a new collection of baubles inspired by food.
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Asked & Answered | Philippe Starck
By FELIX BURRICHTER
The design superstar sits down to talk about the ultramodern LED-powered lamps he designed for Flos, the high-end Italian lighting manufacturer.
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Ristretto | Santa Cruz Comes to Queens
By OLIVER STRAND
Verve Coffee Roasters, a tiny roaster in a beach town, comes to Queens.
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Bookshelf
By STEPHEN HEYMAN
The reading list from our design and living issue includes books about Frederick Law Olmsted, Abstract Expressionist Joan Mitchell and a real-life love triangle in Victorian England.
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The Chef With the Dragon Fruit
By GEORGE GENE GUSTINES
What do dragon fruit, Richard Blais and vodka have in common? A "Top Chef"-inspired event which took place last night.
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Bud Wise
By CHRISTOPHER PETKANAS
Even deli flowers can be turned into a drop-dead arrangement.
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Closet Cases | Inside the Coveteur
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
An exclusive look behind their closet doors of Erin Kleinberg and Stephanie Mark.
The Nannies’ Norma Rae
By BARBARA EHRENREICH
Ai-jen Poo, a soft-spoken former women’s studies major, fights for domestic workers’ rights.
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Video Exclusive | Werner Herzog Interview
By JOY DIETRICH
In our exclusive interview, Herzog goes in depth about his film, "Cave of Forgotten Dreams."
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Style Map | Turin, Italy
By MARCO VELARDI
A high-speed railway link from Milan to Turin makes it possible to pop over for a leisurely lunch, stroll Turin's elegant city center and take in some art before curtain time at La Scala.
Magic Lanterns
By PILAR VILADAS
The young Italian designer Marco Dessi combines the industrial and the glamorous in his Basket chandelier.
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In Store | Unknown Union
By SANDRA BALLENTINE
With a killer kaleidoscopic interior and labels that range from hipster to heritage, Cape Town's newest men's store - curated by Sean Shuter, one of its owners - is also its coolest.
Man Cave With a View
By LYNN YAEGER
When Alexandre de Betak designed his dream house in Spain, he left no stone unturned.
Inside Job
By PILAR VILADAS
How two design pros took their good apartment and made it great in nine smart ways.
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