PUMP Act: What to Know About the New Breast Pumping Law
Enhanced regulations aim to protect a greater number of working parents.
Katy Hessel Wants to Rewrite the Story of Art, Without Men
On a Wednesday in March at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, the art historian, curator and podcaster Katy Hessel lingered by Leonora Carrington’s 1953 painting “And Then We Saw the Daughter of the Minotaur.” The mysterious dreamscape depicts a white bull in a red robe, seated at a table covered in…
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The Particular Magic of Chicken, Egg and Rice
There’s a sort of holiness in donburi’s simplicity, which is endless, permeable and variable. With its smoking eel just slightly grilled and settled over rice, every bowl of unadon I’ve eaten at Kuromon Market in Osaka, tanked in the mornings after cartwheeling with the gays through the city’s Doyamo district, has been the closest I’ve…
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The Met Gala Was Just the Start. Welcome to the After-Parties.
At 11 p.m., outside the Mark Hotel on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, gawkers pressed up against police barricades, hoping to catch a glimpse of someone — anyone — who had been at the Met Gala and was now showing up to the first of its after-parties. Jeremiah Scott, who said he was an…
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I Love You, Here’s Some Blood
This article contains details about Episodes 5 and 6 of the final season of “Succession.” Perhaps it’s not a coincidence that the heart, a.k.a the most widely recognized symbol of love, just so happens to be the organ that pumps blood across our bodies and keeps things viable. And blood, by association, can sometimes be…
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Restaurant Review: Naro Makes New Magic From Classic Korean Dishes
At their groundbreaking restaurant Atomix, Junghyun and Jeongeun Park seem to have the keys to a secret room filled with flavors that New York’s older Korean restaurants barely hint at. Nearly every course on the elaborate tasting menus is made up of a dozen or more ingredients. There are stunning imported vinegars derived from mugwort,…
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Australia Aims to ‘Stamp Out’ Vaping With Sweeping Regulations
The Australian government said it wanted to crack down on the use of e-cigarettes in an effort to “reduce smoking and stamp out vaping” in one of the most sweeping tobacco regulatory moves in the country in years. The proposal, announced on Tuesday, would ban all single-use, disposable vapes; stop the importation of nonprescription vapes;…
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The 25 Best High-Waisted Swimsuits, According to an Avid Beachgoer
With an internal liner that provides extra hold, recycled nylon that is quick-drying, and a UPF rating of 50+ (to keep one protected), this Athleta style is ideal for any type of water sport, including paddling, surfing, and, of course, swimming. (Though if you want to just lay around, that works, too.) Most reviewers commented…
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The Restaurant Recipes We Just Have to Have
We’ve all heard it before: Why go to a restaurant to eat something you can make at home? But sometimes you order something so incredible, so unforgettable, that you immediately want the recipe to make whenever you feel like it. Here at The Times, we’ve been collecting restaurant recipes — which can be found on New…
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Margot, French Fare With a Twist, Opens in Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Headliner Margot Another refined newcomer is landing in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, stretching the dining options in the neighborhood, a busy cultural hub. At Margot, Three Top Hospitality, a company run by Halley Chambers, Kip Green and Alexia Duchêne, is in charge. Ms. Chambers and Ms. Green met while working for the Oberon Group (Rucola, Rhodora…
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