Rose Dichter Schapiro and Thomas John Lewek were married Sept. 29 at the bride’s parents’ house in Philadelphia. They were wed under Pennsylvania’s self-uniting marriage statute; two friends, Alexander Preiss and Susannah Fishman, served as official witnesses. The bride, who is 31 and works in New York, is a program officer at the Tiger Foundation,…
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You must be familiar with the situation when your ex likes your photos on Instagram, texts you in social networks and offers to see each other for a cup of coffee, even if he is married. He sends flowers, types long texts, but doesn’t say he wants a relationship again. Exes like to appear suddenly…
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In 2012, Dr. John Ioannidis, the chairman of disease prevention at Stanford, published a study titled “Is Everything We Eat Associated With Cancer?” He and a co-author randomly selected 50 recipes from a cookbook and discovered that 80 percent of the ingredients — mushrooms, peppers, olives, lobster, mustard, lemons — had been linked to either…
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This article was reported and written in a collaboration with ProPublica, the nonprofit journalism organization. A vice president of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center has to turn over to the hospital nearly $1.4 million of a windfall stake in a biotech company, in light of a series of for-profit deals and industry conflicts at the…
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Tiffany Lynn Jow and Wade James Michael were married Sept. 29 at Stumptown Coffee Roasters in Brooklyn. Ishraque H. Nazmi, a Universal Life minister and a friend of the couple, officiated. The bride, 34, is a design editor at Surface Media, an art and design magazine published in New York. She graduated from the University…
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Every weekday, shortly after 11 a.m., a line forms at the Broadway and 38th Street location of Sweetgreen, the eco-conscious salad chain. By noon, the line has usually tripled in size. It often takes more than 15 minutes to get to the front. The scene is similar at the Chop’t at 41st and Broadway, or…
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The look In Alaska and other areas of the circumpolar north, women have been working in the last decade to revitalize a tattooing tradition. Photographs and Text by Ash Adams Produced by Eve Lyons Sept. 29, 2018 Grete Chythlook dreamed of the tattoo before she had ever seen one in person: a few fine lines…
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“OK. I hear you.” That’s all he said, because he has literally nothing to say, ever, like all men. Maybe I was buying myself some time. Maybe I knew by then that our former selves had stowed away on the plane with us, and I didn’t want his self-doubting former self proposing to my hormonal,…
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LONDON — When Chidera Eggerue was 14, she went for a bra fitting and realized that her breasts looked nothing like those of the model on the packaging. She began to believe there was something wrong with her body. As a teenager she even started saving up to have plastic surgery. She was saving up…
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