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Trump Punishes ‘supreme court’ by Revoking Capital Letters

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In Sickness and in Health

Eric Dane and Rebecca Gayheart may not have been a couple, but they remained family. Revisit Gayheart’s essay about facing his ALS diagnosis together. By Rebecca Gayheart and Jen Ortiz

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The 2026 Awards Season in Opening Monologues

Nikki Glaser predictably crushed at the Golden Globes, Ego Nwodim unpredictably honored The Town at the Film Independent Spirit Awards, and more. By Hershal Pandya

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Now the Trees Are Falling Down

Nearly two feet of heavy, wet snow is taking its toll on the city’s already-beleaguered pin oaks and Norway maples. By Matthew Sedacca

on set Building Industry’s Hostile Offices Talking to production designer Simon Rogers about bringing menace to this season’s many workplaces. By Adriane Quinlan
under a million An Enormous Two-Bedroom With a Working Fireplace in Jackson Heights for $899,000 And a cutie studio in Clinton Hill with great windows. By Matthew Sedacca
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openings Alexander Wang’s Next Project: A Chinatown Art Space The designer announced Wang Contemporary will take over the landmarked HSBC Bank on Canal. By Kim Velsey

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Isaac Mizrahi’s Grub Street Diet

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Where to Eat in February The best restaurants for right now. By Grub Street

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