For parents worried that their children may be spending too much of their young lives online, the storm provided a teachable moment.
For four sleepy nights, in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the bars and shops that make downtown Manhattan a party and retail capital went dark, but when the lights came back, they were open practically within seconds.
While Lower Manhattan was widely affected by the storm, a handful of stores were seriously damaged by flooding.
A craving for snacks and high-fat food during Hurricane Sandy is having an effect on the waistlines of some New Yorkers.
While many people were surveying the damage done to their houses from Hurricane Sandy, a privileged few of the fashionable downtown crowd were fussing over who would coif their locks.
Eric Copage and Simone Oliver visited Worth & Worth, a hat shop, to learn the tenets of buying a hat and updating your look.
A slide show of some finished works by event painters.
Shaking off Sandy, New Yorkers returned to making downtown a party and shopping capital.
Get complete coverage of fashion and style and the latest looks from the runway.
NO GILT, NO GLORY The furniture collection designed by Brad Pitt with Frank Pollaro includes a glass-topped table with a 24-karat gold-plated base.
Four design experts review furniture created by Brad Pitt.
For many New Yorkers, an unexpected benefit of Hurricane Sandy was spending time with loved ones.
The author of “The 48 Laws of Power” applies the principles of his new book to redoing his retro bungalow.
As tastes change, vintage town houses are increasingly being sheathed in glass and aluminum.
Transforming the interior of an 1880s house with soft shades of fog.
A Polish architect became fascinated by the space between two apartment buildings and decided to build a home there.
Chocolate soufflé cake with candied squash compote.
Pumpkin and other tastes associated with Thanksgiving may suffice for strict traditionalists, but chocolate can add a playful edge.
Chutneys, relishes and pickles can offer some welcome diversion to relatively neutral, mild-mannered Thanksgiving meals.
For cooks, most Thanksgiving problems are brought about by the number of dishes competing for the stove. The best solution is to make food in advance.
Melissa Clark, the author of the Good Appetite column, demonstrates how easy it can be to make a very light and flaky pie crust.
Eric Asimov selects 20 great fall wines, all at the magical price point of $20, presented here in no particular order.
Interactive map of health violations at restaurants in New York
PALM SPRINGS, CALIF., OCT. 27 The couple were married beneath an olive-branch wedding canopy in the garden of the Colony Palms Hotel.
The couple’s first date included a wardrobe command and a trip to the emergency room.
The bride owns a handbag and accessories company; the groom invests in Internet businesses.
It may be time to acknowledge the harsh truth that nearly half of marriages in the United States end in divorce and many others are miserable, and consider something like a 20-year marriage contract.
Couples are renting summer camps as post-Labor Day or pre-Memorial Day wedding destinations.
What to get the social-media savvy couple who have everything? A wedding hashtag that trends locally.
The fall issue of T Design & Living offers a glimpse into the homes of two families who don't do anything halfway.
After 15 years, Nicolas Ghesquière is leaving his post as creative director for Balenciaga. A look back at some of his most recent work, as it appeared in T.
In Chicago, the land of the deep dish, a tiny pizza shop serving thin-crust pies is almost an oddity.
Just like his apartment in Cologne, Germany, Mike Meiré's world is constantly expanding.
The artist Tim Hawkinson builds his daughter's dream house.
Justin Patterson and Anna Burke are perfecting the art of hosting foolproof vegan/carnivore dinner parties.
A corner of the New York Botanical Garden is home to a collection of trees with singular personalities.
Honolulu's Chinatown, a creative hub of the city, is now evolving into an eating and shopping destination.
The founder of the Australian cosmetics label Aesop is branching out with a new men's accessories shop.
The spring runways were filled with black and white, and now the red carpet is, too.
In a few weeks, the artist Martha Rosler will fill the museum's atrium with 12,000 donated objects to sell for charity.
In his first cookbook, a 28-year-old chef contrasts the sweet simplicity of foraged and farm-fresh ingredients with a kind of Viking bloodlust.
Five women from the North American Quilling Guild reimagined our "T" as a magical field bursting with sunflowers and dandelions.
The tennis star is turning heads off the court with her interior design work.
