Doctors cannot seem to pinpoint what is wrong with Michael Quintos. Mr. Quintos, 53, a Chicago resident, has constant stomach pain. He has been hospitalized, and his doctors have tried everything including antibiotics, antacids, even removing his appendix. “I still don’t feel good,” Mr. Quintos said. His doctors recommend using a CT scan with contrast,…
MISSOULA, Mont. — Wearing a crisp gray chef’s coat over a pink sweater, Ghalia Ahmad Fayez AlMasri doled out instructions to her kitchen team as Egyptian and Lebanese dance music thumped from a cellphone’s speakers. On this Tuesday evening in March, Mrs. AlMasri’s crew of eight had 150 meals to prepare — a total sellout.…
Rent the Runway is heralding a summer wardrobe of unfettered exuberance: bold color, big prints, skin-baring cut-outs, and event-ready elegance. The luxury rental service’s Design Collective is back, this time featuring exclusive collections from four designers known for their electric, eye-catching pieces: Esteban Cortazar, Jonathan Saunders, Busayo Olupona, and Pamela Love. Since its inception in…
The publicity for her femme street wear line, Married to the Mob, didn’t hurt either. But her second season, which aired in last year, felt different. And not only because she had quit drinking, a decision motivated by how she saw herself onscreen. “The show is a good mirror,” she said. Returning sober and, in…
HERMITAGE, Pa. — The ice cream cone is never the star of the show. Its role is clear: Keep the scoop upright, don’t leak and don’t upstage the main player, the ice cream. But being that supportive takes work. Which is why David George believes that the cone deserves more respect. “When you have a…
In the early 20th century, the patchwork of the United States was quilted together by almost 300,000 miles of railroad lines. When train transport fell into disuse in the 1950s and ’60s, a movement began to transform those abandoned industrial corridors into recreational space. Those miles of track had the potential to be ideal bike…
For a world weary of fighting the coronavirus, the monkeypox outbreak poses a key question: Am I at risk? The answer is reassuring. Most children and adults with healthy immune systems are likely to dodge severe illness, experts said in interviews. But there are two high-risk groups. One comprises infants younger than six months. But…
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I am 25. My mother has treated me like her therapist my whole life — confiding in me about adult problems even when I was a young girl. Lately I realized that practically our whole relationship revolves around me being her confidante. I’ve been in therapy for five years trying to get over my resentment…
Although there was a rumor going around, courtesy of GQ, that Mr. Fetterman sometimes wore his favored looks with what the magazine identified as Maison Margiela side-zip boots, Rebecca Katz, a senior adviser to the Fetterman campaign, said that is incorrect; they are actually Florsheim boots. He also has Under Armour and Skechers sneakers, and…