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I wash my face in the morning with Dermalogica Special Cleansing Gel, then moisturize with the Blue Cocoon from May Lindstrom — it’s been my go-to skin-care product for about four years....

Jordan Wolfson’s studio is strangely absent of gesticulating robots. Located in a nondescript industrial park near the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles, the 1000-square-foot space functions more as a staging area...

WHEN THE NEW York chef and restaurateur Angie Mar was developing the dessert menu for her new Manhattan restaurant, Le B — where she serves an opulent take on continental cuisine —...

It’s as if there were only one way to be an artist and only one way to be a mother: all in. During an interview with the German newspaper Tagesspeigel in 2016,...

The line for croissants forms early outside Lannan Bakery in the Edinburgh neighborhood of Stockbridge, where the self-taught baker Darcie Maher has been whipping up intricate pastries since the end of July....

AT THE HEIGHT of the Italian Renaissance, the House of Borromeo, a noble family descended from a long line of merchants and bankers, played an important role in shaping Milanese society. Canonized...

Nearly 50 Jewish actors, playwrights and directors gathered at Broadway’s Lyceum Theater in September for T’s group portrait and reflected on what Jewish theater means to them.

The comedian Alex Edelman, the playwright Paula Vogel and the actor and writer Harvey Fierstein share their favorite jokes.

We have our editorial ideas meeting every Wednesday at 3 and, at one such meeting in November 2022, the T editor at large Kurt Soller shared an argument: that it’s the stage,...

In 1847, Louis-François Cartier opened a modest jewelry workshop in Paris where he sold crystal bracelets, strands of pearls and brooches with floral motifs. Over the decades, his three grandsons, particularly the...