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High-end hounds and pampered pooches seem to be acting out everywhere these days, in doorman buildings, the gated homes of Los Angeles or on manicured Hamptons lawns.
The Man Who Made Working Out Cool
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David Barton at his gym at Astor Place.
For 20 years, David Barton has ruled the New York gym scene. But marital woes and financial problems are now his biggest challenges.
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The stylist Rachel Johnson helps the Knicks’ Amar’e Stoudemire turn heads off the court.
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A clothing outpost for those who might be activity-disinclined.
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There has been much speculation about which designer the princess-to-be will wear on April 29. Submit your best guess here.
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Designers flexed their curatorial muscles at the annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House, animating their spaces with contemporary art.
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Throughout the Northeast and beyond, there are mansions, studio apartments, bungalows and row houses to suit every taste.
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Cooking With Children
By SEAN WILSEY
With small children in the equation, a father tries to cook and clean up as he serves Sunday brunch, but success is elusive.
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The Kips Bay Decorator Show House, Room by Room
Spaces by a dozen of the designers featured in the show house.
Moby’s Castle in the Hollywood Hills
The musician spent $2 million restoring a 1920s house with views of Beachwood Canyon and the Hollywood Reservoir.
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We now have “selmeliers” to expound on the flavors and textures of various salts, but sensory scientists say most of them taste the same.
Star Chef, Facing a Suit, Files for Bankruptcy
By NICK FOX
The Chapter 7 petition by the celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakarian may help him to fend off more than $1 million in legal claims from his former kitchen staff at Country.
Restaurant Review | The Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare
The Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare
By SAM SIFTON
César Ramirez’s restaurant in downtown Brooklyn is a kind of sui generis exercise in personal expression, and one of the more extraordinary restaurants in New York City.
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A Chef Who Is Vegetarian in Fame if Not in Fact
By LIGAYA MISHAN
The English chef Yotam Ottolenghi, who has made vegetables chic, also eats meat — a fact that discredits him in the eyes of the most devout abstainers.
The Devil Crabs of Tampa
The oversize fried seafood croquettes, which became popular in the early 1900s, are a staple of local street food in Tampa, Fla.
Brooklyn Fare
Photos of the downtown Brooklyn restaurant where the chef César Ramirez cooks for just 18 people, reviewed by Sam Sifton this week.
Cafe Kiev, Ukrainian Food in Brooklyn
Inside the family-run cafe, which opened last autumn just off Kings Highway in Gravesend.
Esther Kim and Joseph Varet
By KATE MURPHY
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Joseph Varet carries Esther Kim during their traditional Korean ceremony.
Esther Kim and Joseph Varet met pursuing a mutual interest, supporting an organization that promotes performing artists.
T Magazine
Samurai Shopper | Queen for a Day
By S.S. FAIR
Even if you're not fascinated by the entitlements of a family granted enormous privileges by accidents of birth, you can, in true Yankee spirit, salute the cottage industry - castle industry, really - engendered by the monarch.
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For All Those Who Aren’t on the Royal Guest List
By STUART ELLIOTT
All sorts of marketers, whether they’re selling kitchen staples, posters or pizza, are capitalizing on the royal wedding. For some consumers, it has gone a bit too far.
Much Ado Over Royal Wedding in Secular Republic of France
By MATTHEW SALTMARSH
For a country proud of its republican streak, France is making quite a fuss over the upcoming marriage of Prince William to Kate Middleton.
The Royal Wedding
Stay with The New York Times on April 29 for complete coverage of Prince William’s and Kate Middleton’s wedding, which will include live video streaming from the event, slide shows, live blogging and more.
Guest List Prompts Talk of Royal Snubs
By JOHN F. BURNS
A lack of space was the reported reason for excluding Britain’s two last prime ministers, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, from Prince William’s wedding.
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Soccer Royalty and the Royal Wedding
By JACK BELL
David Beckham will attend the royal wedding in London on Friday, the jet off to rejoin his Los Angeles Galaxy teammates for their M.L.S. match outside Dallas on Saturday.
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Vows: Lauren & Amy
Amy Rogers and Lauren Schwartzreich fell in love after meeting at a Midtown drag show where a mutual friend was performing.
T's Summer Fashion and Beauty issue is loaded with gems: from stories on diamonds to a profile on the multifaceted Cate Blanchett.
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Get in the Swim
By MADISON SHIMODA
It's time to unleash your inner Gidget -- or CZ Guest or Kate Bosworth.
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Glass Menagerie
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
Gregory Parkinson's collaboration with Ten Thousand Things has led to a series of enamel talismans that have become a permanent fixture for the boutique.
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Say Yes to the Dress
By KATHRYN BRANCH
The latest in prim and proper grazes the wrist and the knee and never looked hotter.
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Now Dazzling | Museo Soumaya in Mexico City
By JILL FERGUS
Mexico City's newest art museum, a labor of love from Carlos Slim Helu, has certainly got the art world talking.
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Eye Candy
By ADAM BARAN
James Rasin discusses his the subject of his new documentary, Candy Darling, and her lasting legacy.
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Now Serving | The Crème Citron Rapide
By ALEXANDRA MARSHALL
Daniel Rose, creator of Spring restaurant in Paris's First Arrondissement, shares one of his favorite desserts.
Core Valuables
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For designers and clients alike, some clothes are just money in the bank.
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Seeing Things | Adam Silverman's Reverse Archaeology
By BROOKE HODGE
In his latest project, the Los Angeles potter pays tribute to his favorite architects at the site of the Kimbell Art Museum.
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Now Serving | Tiny's and the Bar Upstairs
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Matt Abramcyk discusses how he turned a landmark TriBeCa townhouse into his latest culinary adventure.
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Face Time | Josie Maran
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The former model, now founder of a cosmetics line, reveals her makeup regimen.
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Window Shopping
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From London to New York, Yohji to Yves, the 1930s to 2011, our curated list of exhibitions spotlight solo designers and give new meaning to the words, "just looking."
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By TODD SELBY and MAURA EGAN
Dufour, a French-trained chef, churns out ambitious dishes like foie gras tamales and bone marrow topped with escargot.
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Rave New World
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The off-again-on-again Manhattan club night Ghe20 Goth1k is a creative oasis within New York's flagging night-life scene.
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Now Reading | 'American Fashion Travel'
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A new book collects travel questionnaires from American designers including Tommy Hilfiger, Phillip Lim, Cynthia Rowley and Alexander Wang.
The New School
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When Central Saint Martins moves across London, will it lose its cool?
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Hammer and Tickle
By STEPHEN HEYMAN
These Soviet-born litterateurs specialize in a classic Russian genre: turning bad times into good fun.
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Knockouts
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The brutal beauty of the boxer is captured in a short documentary by Alasdair McLellan, the Britain-based fashion photographer.
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Lapel Invader
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Taj Melendez's Atari-esque series of bead brooches and barrettes may just be the new fashion accessory must-have.
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Asked and Answered | Deborah Ann Woll
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The young actress cut her teeth - err, fangs - as the innocent Christian turned insidious vampire Jessica Hamby on HBO's "True Blood."
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For the Chicago-based retailer, fashion is a family affair.
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