It’s been an extraordinary year for Moncler—and we’re just getting started. The storied Italian brand, known for its uber-luxurious jackets and puffers, is celebrating 70 years with the “Extraordinary Forever” campaign, honoring its heritage and our planet while keeping a close eye on the future. The 70-day rollout of celebrations kicked off with an epic…
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On a recent afternoon, the line stretched down the block from L’Appartement 4F, a French bakery that began as an Instagram account during the pandemic and opened in a storefront in Brooklyn Heights in June. It has been mobbed ever since. Down Montague Street, a stylish crowd was having brunch at Felice, a new Italian…
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We all have them—clothes that make us just feel happy and seem to bring good fortune. Sure, dressing up can feel fun and fancy, but when it comes down to it, daily go-tos like denim are what support us sartorially when we need it most. And if we believe they bring great luck? Even better.…
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I didn’t invent the chicken sheet-pan dinner, but I was an early adopter. The convenience of tossing everything on a pan, then letting it do its thing unattended in the oven for half an hour or so is perennially appealing to me. While the chicken sizzles and the vegetables soften, I can open the wine,…
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A group of women on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against Tanya Zuckerbrot, the nutritionist and social media figure, and her F-Factor company, claiming they were harmed by the popular F-Factor diet, a high-fiber eating plan that has been at the center of an internet feud, a popular podcast and two defamation lawsuits. The suit, filed…
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WASHINGTON — Federal regulators on Wednesday broadened access to updated coronavirus booster shots to include children as young as 5, hoping to bolster protection against the now-dominant version of the virus. The revised shot developed by Pfizer-BioNTech previously had been cleared for those 12 and older, while Moderna’s updated booster was available only to those…
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Scientists have successfully transplanted clusters of human neurons into the brains of newborn rats, a striking feat of biological engineering that may provide more realistic models for neurological conditions such as autism and serve as a way to restore injured brains. In a study published on Wednesday, researchers from Stanford reported that the clumps of…
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I just found out that there’s no such thing as fish. I mean, for cooks there is — we still have salmon, anchovies, swordfish, trout and the like, all waiting to be tossed in a pan with garlic and oil, or threaded on skewers and grilled, or pan-fried with capers and herbs. But as a…
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Prada has never done things by the book. The brand has been creating the world’s most desirable fashion pieces since their start over one hundred years ago, going from making humble leather goods to being one of the biggest privately owned brands in the world. Now, the brand is expanding on their aesthetic universe with…
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A Five-Bedroom House on 106 Acres in Quebec $1.58 MILLION (2.175 MILLION CANADIAN DOLLARS) Set on 106 wooded acres in Val-des-Lacs, a village in the Laurentians mountain range of southern Quebec, Canada, this five-bedroom, three-bathroom home enjoys panoramic views of the mountains, the adjacent Archambault River and the property’s abundant maple trees. The home, built…
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