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In a five-decade career that began with the coming-of-age novel “Riverfinger Women,” she was outspoken in her fiction, her poetry and her life. → Read More
It is difficult to buy a new Rolex these days. And the secondary market is booming into the stratosphere. → Read More
In the midst of a new Covid surge, New Yorkers are bracing themselves for another chilly season of outdoor “fun.” → Read More
Many balding men got hair transplants during the pandemic. Now they’re girding themselves for the return-to-office whispers. → Read More
Scott Campbell is opening a marketplace where tattoos will be sold as digital tokens. → Read More
The advocacy group for the over-50 set welcomes a mercurial generation that never wanted to grow up in the first place. → Read More
Recent presidents not named Trump have tended to wear Everyman timepieces such as Timex and Shinola. → Read More
How isolation, monotony and chronic stress are destroying our sense of time. → Read More
On the future of handshakes, fist bumps and even footshakes. → Read More
Humor is one of the main coping mechanisms during periods of sickness, death and anxiety. So don’t feel guilty. → Read More
Battery-powered cars (and trucks) are about to lose their coastal-elite image. → Read More
Kyle Shanahan designed the cap to go with his Yeezys. → Read More
Cameron Carling, 38, left to pursue a dream life in Costa Rica. Then he quit that, too. → Read More
Fancy watches aren’t just for golf and tennis anymore. But, players are discovering, what’s on your wrist might not result in emotional fulfillment. → Read More
The art star queen of New York cool has started afresh in the creative hubbub of Los Angeles, just like everyone else. → Read More
The luxury retailer jumps on the cannabis train with a fancy head shop in Beverly Hills. → Read More
The former editor of Vanity Fair is going digital. → Read More
Today we fall in love through our phones. Maybe your phone itself could be just as satisfying? → Read More
Chinatown Fair, which opened on Mott Street in the 1940s, has survived generations of gaming innovation, new players and rising rents in New York. → Read More
A leaf from Southeast Asia is touted as a painkiller, and creeps from smoke shops to health stores. → Read More