Covid Vaccines Temporarily Affect Periods, New Study Shows
Experts say there is no indication that vaccines affect fertility. Most people’s periods go back to normal within one cycle.
Three Spots to Try if You Don’t Mind a Line
Life in a city of more than eight million people means that at some point you will wait in a line. Some lines are (arguably) worth it, like seeing the “Girl With a Pearl Earring” on its last day at the Frick. Others are questionable, like waiting to get into Union Pool in the Year…
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The Singaporean Hawker Market Comes to Midtown
The Vasper It’s not on Madison Avenue, but this 120-seat restaurant and bar in the Park Avenue Mondrian evokes the 1960s “Mad Men” era with classic cocktails, chips and onion dip and lobster Thermidor for two. (Wednesday) 444 Park Avenue South (30th Street), 646-948-2464, thevasper.com. KJun Pun intended, this mash-up of Korean and Cajun, formerly…
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Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Blamed My Anxiety’
News After the Jewish New Year I mailed my former therapist a Rosh Hashana card but never expected a reply. My heart leaped when I received one. When I opened the letter, I saw that it was from her husband, not her. My brilliant, quick-witted, huge-hearted therapist had Alzheimer’s. Her memory was so sharp that…
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Restaurant Review: Laser Wolf in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
It’s hard to imagine anybody who will be disappointed by the new Brooklyn restaurant Laser Wolf except, of course, people who are under the impression that there will be actual lasers and wolves. The name is a joke about the Lazar Wolf character from the musical “Fiddler on the Roof.” He’s a Jewish butcher, and…
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The Halloween Costume Everyone Was Wearing The Year You Were Born
Halloween costumes almost always take cues from celebrities, films, TV shows, and pop culture moments. These are the ones that have inspired everyone’s spooky getups over the years. From Disney movies like Frozen to superheroes and everything in-between. If you’re still unsure of what to wear this Halloween, look no further for ideas—and prepare for…
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TikTok Star Dylan Mulvaney’s Tiffany Necklace Is a Gift to Her Younger Self
Spiros Halaris When the pandemic hit and Dylan Mulvaney lost her job touring with the musical Book of Mormon, she turned to the nation’s arguably biggest stage: TikTok. Now, Mulvaney has become one of the platform’s viral stars, garnering eight million followers with her series, “Days of Girlhood,” where she makes videos highlighting her journey…
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The Best Loafers for Women to Step Into Fall on a High Note
This season, city streets have been practically overflowing with the best loafers in every style and color. We have spotted everything from classic penny loafers all the way to acid-green lug soles. Whether you tend to stick to the classics or prefer to take fashion risks, there is a style for everyone—we mean it. Estrop…
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Casa Cruz: $250,000 to Join this Private Playground
At the black-tie opening of Casa Cruz on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, Daphne Guinness, the English heiress and fashion muse, paused like a monarch butterfly on the third-floor landing in a cascading crystal robe of her own design. “Shall we go up?” she asked her son, Nicolas Niarchos. “Or shall we go down?” That was…
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A New Book Traces the Last, Painful Days of Anthony Bourdain
After Anthony Bourdain took his own life in a French hotel room in 2018, his close friends, family and the people who for decades had helped him become an international TV star closed ranks against the swarm of media inquiries and stayed largely silent, especially about his final days. That silence continued until 2021, when…
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