Yousra Attia Wedding season is slowly making it back on everyone’s radars. With the plethora of celebratory ceremonies of love coming your way, planning is necessary. You need to brainstorm wedding gifts, make travel arrangements, figure out what makeup look you’ll replicating, and the most important of all, finalize your outfit. Of course, a dress…
After many months without physical connection, a post-vaccination summer has led many New Yorkers to usher in the season with a full-fledged return to public canoodling. While a P.D.A. sighting might have been off-putting before the pandemic, some see the increase in couples kissing, touching, hugging and grinding on the dance floors as a sign…
Mr. Pollack proposed to Ms. Loeb last summer, just as their designs were starting to attract attention. “I knew I wanted to marry her for a long time,” he said. But figuring out how, as they spent every day together working in their pajamas in the Morristown apartment, was a challenge. July 17 is his…
Before the pandemic, Ms. Zima mostly catered to business travelers. But with business travel down, anything goes. At a seven-bedroom shared house she manages, one guest, a middle-aged man, decided to parade around in a Speedo, then tried to get back into the hostel after his stay had ended. “Seriously, almost anything can happen,” she…
In-person galas are back. While some benefit parties remain virtual, charities and cultural groups are finding that there is no substitute for the real thing. On June 22, the Moth, a nonprofit devoted to storytelling, held a starry gala at Spring Studios in TriBeCa. The Hollywood-heavy crowd included Regina King and Kemp Powers, who were…
On the day Kevin James LaBuz married Molly Elizabeth Corbett, the groom’s mother made a toast that flowed like a river — the Susquehanna River, to be exact. “Kevin grew up as a boy near the mouth of the Susquehanna River in upstate New York, and he married a girl from Baltimore, where the Susquehanna…
Vicky Guo and Patrick Roath were not playing games. From an animated first-date debate on charter schools after the 2016 presidential election, to discussing long distance after three months of dating, the couple were clear about their intentions from the start. “She’s really thoughtful and direct about her feelings,” Mr. Roath said, citing one of…
“You hear stories about kids fleeing the pandemic to be with their parents, and the opposite happened to me,” said Jose Madrigal Jr. “And, honestly, it feels great.” To wit: His parents are less inclined than past tenants to complain about his stereo sound system. “I don’t think he ever thought he’d live with his…
In 2011, Dr. Edward Ryan Horton spent about a month of his summer break working in the reproductive endocrine unit at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. He was approaching his final year as an undergraduate at Brown, and focused on securing a full-time job at the lab when he graduated. “I was this kind of…
Like other single guys his age, Mack Knight, 40, a software company executive in Los Angeles, has a crew of buddies who like to explore the city, travel and workout together. They take their exercise seriously: Each wear a fitness tracker called Whoop that monitors their body’s vital signs (including heart rate, breathing and sleep),…