Welcome to T Wanderlust, a new travel newsletter from the editors of T Magazine. Twice a month, we’ll recommend global destinations and hotels worth visiting. Sign up here to find us in your inbox every other Friday, along with our T List newsletter each Wednesday. And you can always reach us at tlist@nytimes.com. Driving down…
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Hello, Five Weeknight Dishes readers! I’m filling in for Emily today; she’ll be back at it next week, like many of us. This week has been a time to hibernate, braise and simmer, with wild weather across the country in addition to the usual interholiday lull. (We will not soon forget the couple in Williamsville,…
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Game meat is any land animal hunted for sustenance and not grown on farms. There are literally hundreds of different kinds of animals that may be slaughtered and turned into meat. Duck, rabbit, and deer are among the wild animals whose flesh is consumed the most often throughout the continent of North America. In general,…
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On a balmy evening earlier this month, the gallerist Nina Johnson hosted a few dozen guests in Shorecrest, a residential neighborhood about nine miles west of South Beach — where Art Basel Miami Beach and Design Miami were then in full swing — for a dinner that was imbued with the verve and creativity of…
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CHICAGO — Jovana Savic kept leaving vintage markets empty-handed. At a size 18, she couldn’t find clothing that fit. Extended sizes were easy to find on eBay and Depop, but walking into a store and trying on a pair of jeans felt like an impossible task. Even major retailers that sold plus sizes online didn’t…
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SHEIN The latest designer collaboration to get excited about has landed just in time for party season. MOTF and Christian Siriano—a name known for red-carpet glamor and stand-out silhouettes—have teamed up and created an exclusive capsule collection and edit, delivering sophisticated dresses, separates, and coats at budget-friendly prices (nothing is over $70). Everything has the…
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Judaism was woven into the fabric of everyday household conversations. But sometimes her family’s faith was tinged with fear. Ms. Angel’s grandmother, a Greek Jew, was a Holocaust survivor who told Ms. Angel bedtime stories of concentration camps, leaving her with night terrors. Writing, too, came to feel like a source of risk. Ms. Angel…
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Millions of people got on planes between Christmas and New Year’s — braving bad weather, armrest hogs and an epic Southwest Airlines meltdown. Frustration is often a part of flying during the holidays, but if an airline gets things right, the food it serves can take the edge off a long day of travel. If…
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But this year she said she doesn’t have the bandwidth even to think about her goals, let alone achieve them. “This January I just want calm, and I want things to be as simple as possible,” she said. Ms. Robinson feels worn-down by the past three years. “Covid is still here, and now there is…
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