Month: June 2023

RIEDEL Veloce Collection Those who believe that one wine glass is the same as another owe it to themselves to taste their favorite varietal in RIEDEL Veloce stemware. This innovative collection from the RIEDEL team is the thinnest and most lightweight angular design of any of RIEDEL’S machine-made pieces. With a look and feel of handmade, these trailblazing wine
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The Sullivan Institute brought a radical vision to midcentury psychotherapy, promoting alcohol and sexual freedom as conduits for creative expression. For a tormented genius like Pollock, those ideas proved very dangerous. By Alexander Stille June 27, 2023 Therapists at the Sullivan Institute were convinced that alcohol was an effective means of relieving anxiety and promoting
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Worried about divorce and its financial implications? You’re not alone! According to the US Census Bureau, 33% of men and 34% of women in the United States are right there with you, having gone through a divorce. Not only can divorce be emotionally taxing, but it can also have a long-term financial impact if you’re
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The actor, who’s on a tear this summer, explains how his bond with Anderson reached eerie levels of connection on their latest film together. By Esther Zuckerman June 27, 2023 Asteroid City is Jason Schwartzman and Wes Anderson’s most substantial collaboration yet.Courtesy of Focus Features via Everett Collection Jason Schwartzman is one of Wes Anderson’s
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He stuffed paintings down his pants. He hid them under his coat. Sometimes he’d swipe art while on a museum tour. Stéphane Breitwieser snatched hundreds of works from museums all over Europe—often making it look easier than you might think.  By Geoffrey Gagnon June 27, 2023 Stéphane Breitwieser, left, spent years perfecting his crafty techniques.
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Erica Ezeifedi, Associate Editor, is a transplant from Nashville, TN that has settled in the North East. In addition to being a writer, she has worked as a victim advocate and in public libraries, where she has focused on creating safe spaces for queer teens, mentorship, and providing test prep instruction free to students. Outside
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That’s the provocative question posed in The Anne Frank Gift Shop, a new short film from writer-director Mickey Rapkin. “The jokes will not be for everybody, but even that will spark conversation,” he tells GQ. By Sarah Seltzer June 27, 2023 Photograph by Getty Images Anne Frank is (once again) having a moment, with the
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We guess there’s a reason the saying is mother—not brother—knows best. In The Bachelorette‘s season 20 premiere on June 26, Charity Lawson began her journey to find love, meeting her 25 suitors outside of the iconic Bachelor mansion. And the 27-year-old child and family therapist had some unexpected help on her first night thanks to her older
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