You Need This Spicy, Cheesy Chicken A.S.A.P.
Maangchi’s recipe for cheese buldak (above) is a must-cook, as are Melissa Clark’s blackberry jam crostata and all the recipes in the collection below.
A New Sponsor for Allyson Felix
Welcome to the Running newsletter! Every Saturday morning, we email runners with news, advice and some motivation to help you get up and running. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. Happy August running, readers! The Olympic sprinter Allyson Felix has a new sponsor, and it’s a newcomer to the pro running world.…
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Lana Wood, Natalie’s Little Sister, Has Plenty to Say
“How about no devils?” Lana Wood said on the phone recently, recounting a presentation she gave at CrimeCon in June. Her sister, Natalie Wood, had left her first husband, Robert Wagner, after a marital betrayal, Lana says she told her. But Natalie decided, in 1972, to go back to him — because “sometimes the devil…
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Ready To Come Clean About Meeting Online
Alix Leah Udelson and Justin Chase LaPoten were married Aug. 3 at Meadowood Napa Valley, a resort in St. Helena, Calif. Rabbi Oren J. Postrel officiated Ms. Udelson, 29, is a labor and employment associate in the Houston office of Blank Rome, a Philadelphia law firm. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin…
DetailsMedical News Today: How does music therapy work? Brain study sheds light
Music therapy works, but no one is really sure how. Now, a novel type of brain scan may provide key insight. A new study unravels the brain mechanisms behind the benefits of music therapy. Music is a powerful thing. In fact, it forms the basis of a type of therapy, the aptly named “music therapy.”…
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Making Googly Eyes on a Rush-Hour Train
Miriam Gottfried and Trevor Williams are to be married Aug. 4 at Sound River Studios, an events space in Long Island City, Queens. Rabbi Matthew L. Green is to officiate. The bride, 36, is a business reporter covering private equity for The Wall Street Journal in Manhattan. She graduated with high honors from Wesleyan and…
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How Sound Baths Ended Up Everywhere
Image CreditIllustration by Ema Gaspar By Amitha Kalaichandran Aug 3, 2019 Sit Back, You Are in a Safe Place While you read this article, listen to Diane Mandle, who describes herself as a sound healer, and who uses Tibetan bowls to create her sounds. “Bring yourself back to your awareness,” said Sara Auster, a self-proclaimed…
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Craving Freedom, Japan’s Women Opt Out of Marriage
TOKYO — The bride wore a birthday cake of a dress, with a scalloped-edge bodice and a large hoop skirt. A veil sprouted from her black bob. Moments before the wedding began, she stood quietly on a staircase, waiting to descend to the ceremony. “Wow,” she thought. “I’m really doing this.” This was no conventional…
DetailsMedical News Today: Is this red wine compound the future of depression treatment?
Resveratrol, a compound that occurs naturally in red wine, has intrigued researchers for decades. A recent study in mice investigates how doctors might be able to use this chemical to reduce depression and anxiety. Could a red wine compound be useful in the treatment of depression? In the United States and further afield, anxiety and…
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Let This Recipe Change How You Cook
Risotto is one solution to summer cooking, especially if you’re on holiday. You’re making do with a wonky stove top and a skillet. You want to cook, but not too much. And, of course, you want something delicious. It’s an easy meal and versatile; just add a green salad for an elegant vacation soiree. If…
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