[ For a long time, loungewear meant the clothes a person would never answer the door in. Faded, shapeless, stretched out, kept strictly for the sofa and never seen by anyone outside the household. That version of the category has all but disappeared. What used to be the wardrobe’s afterthought has quietly become one of
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“I cannot send you aglacier, but at least Ican send you this.”Time and Water sets out its purpose early on. Directed by Sara Dosa, whose Oscar-nominatedFire of Love (2022) similarly transformed the natural world into something deeply human, this documentary arrives as amessage in abottle for future generations. Guided by the writings of Icelandic poet
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Two companies have partnered on what they’re hyping up as “a new pathway to realizing the American Dream for the 52 million Americans who own digital assets.” Per a March press release, Better Mortgage and Coinbase are allowing Bitcoin holders to use those cryptocurrency assets as collateral towards buying a home. Polymarket Offer: Deposit $20,
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A Michelin star can change arestaurant’s fortunes overnight, butFeast or Famine, adocumentary about the pursuit of that prestigious seal of approval, is more interested in the personal cost of trying to win one. Directors Adrian Choa and Michael Boccalini split their focus between the present-day efforts of Dalston restaurant Angelina to claim its first star,
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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. The Staffers at People Magazine Share Their Favorite Queer Books And the list is pretty solid. There’s the National Book Award-winning experimental Blackouts by Justin Torres, the Nigeria-set Necessary Fiction by Eloghosa Osunde, the vampiric
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[ Gifting for fathers has evolved beyond the predictable tie, wallet (or heaven-forbid, book). In 2026, the most compelling gifts are those that both personal and have an element of utility — objects that fit seamlessly into the user’s daily life while reflecting the interests, habits and aspirations of the person receiving them. This year’s
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The rich are revolting inSavage House, Peter Glanz’s powdered-wig satire of aristocratic rot that works best when it stops trying to befunny and allows the decay seep in. Set in 18th-century England against the backdrop of the Jacobite uprising and apox epidemic,the film follows Sir Chauncey Savage (Richard EGrant) and Lady Savage (Claire Foy), adebt-ridden
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It’s hard to overstate the contributions DMX, who died in 2021 at 50, made to New York hip-hop history during his lifetime. This week, the city recognized that impact by naming the corner of School Street and Brooke Street in Yonkers, where the MC was born and raised, “Earl DMX Simmons Way.” Per the Yonkers
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