Modern Love
Hearts, and Lives, Out of Step
By LAUREN BOYLE
Where was the “nice boy” who would help me cross over into adulthood, into the world of rings and babies?
He’s Only Just Begun to Fight
By LAURA M. HOLSON
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Dov Charney, American Apparel's founder.
Can the embattled Dov Charney rescue his reputation and hold on to American Apparel?
Social Q’s
Wrong Mail
By PHILIP GALANES
Mail delivered to the wrong person should be redirected, however embarrassing it may be.
Moving From the Bridal Salon to the Red Carpet
By BEE-SHYUAN CHANG
The designer Romona Keveza, who is known for her bridal gowns, gained a larger audience via the red carpet.
Parties
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The Semi-First Ladies
Not since 1980 have New York State’s two most-prominent elected positions been held by single men. But that’s not to say that the state and city are bereft of first ladies.
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The Plastic Tent House has semitransparent corrugated plastic walls, to create the feeling of a giant tent.
A unique 20th-century gem designed by John M. Johansen fits neatly into the weekend lives of a Manhattan architect and designer.
The Serial Sleepover Artist
By PENELOPE GREEN
Kenya Robinson, an artist, has offered herself up as a guest to anyone who would have her as part of a 13-week-long performance-art piece, “The Inflatable Mattress.”
Domestic Lives
In the Shadow of ‘What If’
By AMANDA PETRUSICH
As the disaster in Japan looms large, a writer remembers growing up in the tiny town that houses Indian Point.
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Shopping for Coin Banks With Brad Zizmor and Dag Folger
The principals of a+i architecture in Manhattan shopped for coin banks, in forms familiar (pig-shaped) and far more subtle.
Views of, and From, Olana
Preserving the Hudson River School painter Frederic E. Church’s home also means preserving its sweeping views of surrounding landscape.
John M. Johansen’s Plastic Tent House
A house in Stanfordville, N.Y., by the modernist architect becomes a Manhattan couple’s weekend home.
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Philip Ward of Mayahuel, an East Village bar, mixing and serving cocktails at Dram in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Bartenders have a way of popping up behind the bar in other establishments, and it’s not about moonlighting for extra money.
Eat
Celebrity Roast
By MARK BITTMAN
Switch up your holiday routine and serve a lamb leg that’s worthy of the occasion.
They Gather Secretly at Night, and Then They (Shhh!) Eat
By PATRICIA LEIGH BROWN
Across the country, underground food markets are popping up, giving chefs a chance to show their stuff and maybe make some money.
App Smart
To Get Easter and Passover Celebrations Right, Use an App
By BOB TEDESCHI
Several apps for Android and Apple devices can help with menus and egg dyeing.
Is Sugar Toxic?
By GARY TAUBES
That it makes us fat is something we take for granted. That it might also be making us sick is harder to accept.
Recipes for the Passover Table
Matzo ball soup, haroseth, cake and other recipes from to help you cook for the holiday.
Jill Fernald and Geddes Munson
By MARTIN STOLZ
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Jill Fernald and Geddes Munson, descendents of Mormon pioneers, were wed at the Salt Lake Temple.
The bride’s determination and patience won out, and the couple were married in the Salt Lake Temple after a courtship of more than two years.
Catherine Pitt and Nigel Young
The couple met in the Democratic Republic of Congo while working for humanitarian aid organizations.
Casey Marks and Adam Sills
A marketing manager at Teen Vogue and an insurance executive at Allied World Assurance marry at Temple Emanu-El in New York.
Lauren Bogner and Matthew Wallerstein
The couple met at Northwestern University, from which each received an M.B.A.
Before Britain’s Royal Wedding, Rumors Fly but Lips Are Sealed
By SARAH LYALL
In the final weeks before Prince William and Kate Middleton marry, wedding details are anyone’s guess.
Royal Wedding Receptions, No Gift Required
By STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM
New York restaurants, hotels and event spaces will open as early as 5 a.m. on April 29, and the revelry will continue at night.
Royal Wedding, Groundbreaking Coverage
By ERIC PFANNER
When Prince William of Britain weds Kate Middleton on April 29, the event will be commemorated by a series of media firsts.
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The spring issue of T Design celebrates the lived-in look.
Family Style
By DAISY GARNETT
How do you make an imposing Georgian manor house work for a young family of six? As Daisy Garnett discovers, it's how you live in it.
Growth Industry
By PILAR VILADAS
Judy Kameon's painterly garden designs are a must-have for creative L.A.
Material Man
By ALIX BROWNE
Reed Krakoff gives T a list of the books and films that have lately caught his eye.
The Insider | Athena Calderone
By SARAH OWEN
The ex-model and interior designer shares her recent art purchases and her pick for the city's best mani-pedi.
PROFILE IN STYLE
Margaret Howell
Even at home, the quintessentially English fashion designer remains true to her aesthetic — casual simplicity and utility crossed with high quality heritage materials.
The Moment
EDIBLE SELBY
Canal Plus
An ambitious young chef whips up world-class cuisine in an unlikely setting in West London.
IN STORE
Johnson Trading Gallery
At his dynamic downtown Manhattan space, Paul Johnson caters to collectors with visions as daring as his own.
A Place for Everything
By ALIX BROWNE
Ford Wheeler is a man who has it all, and three great houses to put it in.
Nation Building
By DOUGLAS BRENNER
Colonial design, one of the country's oldest branding campaigns, comes out of the attic and into the spotlight.
Michael Stipe’s Collapse Into Film
By LINDA YABLONSKY
The band's new album has a visual component as well: 12 short films commissioned from 11 different artists.
Hot Pants
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
The red trouser, once an under-the-radar microtrend, has now reached critical mass.
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