In the early 2000s, Roger Dahle attended an outdoor pancake breakfast cooked on a commercial flattop at his local Rotary Club, a civic organization, in Utah. “I love cooking breakfast outdoors, but you couldn’t buy an outdoor griddle for home use,” Mr. Dahle said. So the entrepreneur set out to create one. He experimented with…
Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Essential Layer Skims Everyday Sculpt Bodysuit Essential Layer Skims Everyday Sculpt Bodysuit This bodysuit is one of the bestselling items of 2023 thus far. With a perfectly flattering level of compression…
I am a small-business owner who generally doesn’t give much thought to my wardrobe. Carhartt is my default. Recently, however, I realized that my clothes are all in drab Pacific Northwest earth tones. How do you make the style transition from “head down at work, trying to survive” to “Hello! Look at me! I might…
Hilton As anyone who travels with a pet knows, sometimes questions or concerns about their health or behavior arise while you’re on the road. If you happen to be at a Canopy by Hilton, Embassy Suites by Hilton, Homewood Suites by Hilton, Hilton Garden Inn, Hampton by Hilton or Tru by Hilton hotel in the…
For the last three years, the United States has been operating an experiment in single-payer health care — for one disease. That era largely came to an end last week as the public health emergency for Covid-19 expired. For Covid, the government bought vaccines and drugs in bulk and handed them out to everyone who…
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Good morning. Happy Mother’s Day to all who celebrate. My mom sure didn’t. She called it a Hallmark holiday and resisted all efforts to take her to brunch, a meal she loathed with passion and eloquence. Once I tried serving her a mimosa. She gave me a withering side-eye and didn’t touch it. For my…
Thanks to a popular saying, most people in New York expect April showers. Almost just as predictable: the confusion over how to dress in the transitional weeks of spring, when the temperature can go from cold to warm to hot, sometimes in a single day. The style on the streets over the past few weeks…
Send questions about the office, money, careers and work-life balance to workfriend@nytimes.com. Include your name and location, or a request to remain anonymous. Letters may be edited. Mute Those Wedding Bells I work for a nonprofit and live check to check. My colleagues and I have a shared lunchroom and lunch break. One of my…
More American women are having kids later in life. Here’s what some have to say about it.