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For Chloe Flower, the Décor Always Serves the Music
Location. Location. Location. So goes the real estate mantra. To which Ms. Flower responds: Who cares? Who cares? Who cares? “Whenever I’m looking for an apartment, I’m never concerned where it is, because I’m either working from home or working in a studio,” she said. “I prefer certain areas of New York, of course,” added…
Young Creators Are Burning Out and Breaking Down
When a fresh crop of young stars began building audiences on TikTok in late 2019 and early 2020, many were hopeful that this time would be different. They’d grown up watching YouTubers speak frankly about these issues. “When it comes to Gen Z creators, we talk so much about mental health and caring for yourself,”…
Tiny Love Stories: ‘Two Days Later, He Moved Into My Loft’
Ready to Hug Me Orphaned at 13, I thought about how I would never again play basketball with my father or talk about crushes on girls with my mother. But even then, living with my grandparents, I didn’t feel those expected activities were suitable for me. As time passed, I discovered who I really am…
Carne Mare, Andrew Carmellini’s Italian Chophouse, Opens
Headliner Carne Mare This Italian chophouse from Andrew Carmellini is the latest in the collection of high-profile dining rooms on the South Street Seaport district’s renovated Pier 17. It’s on two floors with views of tall ships and done in butterscotch leather, polished wood and brass to give it a nautical feel, with terra cotta…
Chris Harrison Has Officially Left ‘The Bachelor’
Chris Harrison, the longtime host of “The Bachelor,” “The Bachelorette” and “Bachelor in Paradise,” has parted ways with the reality TV franchise after nearly 20 years as its most constant presence. His departure, which was first reported by Deadline on Tuesday, comes several months after a much-criticized exchange with a previous Bachelorette about racism, which…
A U.N. Declaration on Ending AIDS Should Have Been Easy. It Wasn’t.
The United Nations on Tuesday adopted new targets for ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030, seemingly a goal most countries could easily have agreed to. But consensus had been elusive. In early negotiations over the agreement, called a political declaration, the United States and the European Union fought to ban policies and…
Unloved by Generations of Soldiers, the M.R.E. Finds a Fan Base
Kathleen Ehl had always thought of her business as a niche affair — an online store called North Georgia Outdoors Supply that she and her husband run out of their home in Gainesville, selling Meals, Ready-to-Eat. M.R.E.s, as they are widely known, are thick pouches of shelf-stable rations created for the United States military. They’re…
In the U.S., vaccines for the youngest are expected this fall.
Coronavirus vaccines may be available in the fall for U.S. children as young as 6 months, drugmakers say. Pfizer and Moderna are testing their vaccines in children under 12 years, and are expected to have results in hand for children aged 5 through 11 by September. Compared with adults, children are much less likely to…
Alzheimer’s Drug Is Bonanza for Biogen, Most Likely at Taxpayer Expense
In addition to the United States, Biogen has asked regulators in Australia, Brazil, Canada, the European Union, Japan and Switzerland to review the drug. The U.S. approval is a crucial victory for a company that has been counting on Aduhelm to make up for stalled or declining revenue from its other products. Competitors last year…