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Frank Bruni and other Dining section writers on restaurants and food.
Seymour Chwast
Turning to Cube Steak, and Back to Childhood
Old-fashioned and a little mysterious, the cube steak is suddenly one of the hottest cuts of beef in the country.
Opening Night and Already Old News
When the hype surrounding an impending opening of a restaurant goes on too long, the expectations can be impossible to meet.
It’s Organic, but Does That Mean It’s Safer?
Shoppers who think organic food is safer are often surprised to hear that organic certification technically has nothing to do with food safety.
- Times Topics: Food Safety | Organic Food
Restaurants
A Bolder Menu and Room to Explore It
L’Artusi is bold, but the uneven results are a lesson in overextension on the part of its owners.
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Beet Salad With Garlic-Walnut Sauce
Mark Bittman tosses a beet salad with garlic-walnut sauce, but without goat cheese.
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HANDS-OFF APPROACH Catherine Connors doesn’t expect much help with Emilia and Jasper from her mother. She “put me on notice,” Ms. Connors said. “She was not interested in baby-sitting.”
When Grandma Can’t Be Bothered
It may take a village to raise a child, but these days the village may be more heavily populated with nannies than nanas.
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If the Apple Store Sold Clothing ...
The merchandise at SLVR, a new line from the Adidas megabrand, attempts to be functional, eco-friendly, fashion-y and relatively affordable.
Snuggie on the Street: Watch Your Back
There is one aspect of Snuggie, the fleece “blanket with sleeves,” that has been little explored: its use in public. One reporter does a field test.
Slide Show
Between a Soft and a Cushy Place
The author of "Spoiled" explores subtleties of privilege and the failure and rejection in the waning days of the Second Gilded Age.
Trendspotting | So You Want to be a Rock Star?
The raucous world of rock ’n’ roll is never out of style. Not in the minds of Italy’s top fashion makers, some of whom trotted out a succession of flash-and-trash staples on their fall 2009 runways in Milan.
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Images from the runways, backstage and other stolen moments of Milan Fashion Week.
On the Street | A Dash of Color
Vibrant colors return to the sidewalks.
Katie Orlinsky for The New York Times
Vows
Christie Love and J. Lee Hill Jr.
The couple felt an immediate kinship during their first encounter, and they solidified that initial connection the day after this Valentine’s Day in Riverside’s soaring Gothic cathedral.
Times Topics: Wedding Resources
Resources for planning your wedding, including the Field Notes and Registry columns from The New York Times.
Melissa Frey and Malcolm Levine
Melissa Kristen Frey and Malcolm Andrew Levine were married Saturday evening at the Powerhouse, an event space at the American Museum of Natural History in New York.
Margarette Foster and Christopher Gulinello
Sgt. Margarette A. Foster and Sgt. Christopher J. Gulinello were married Saturday at Convent Avenue Baptist Church in Manhattan.
Nicole Greene and Charles Poliacof
Nicole Devorah Greene and Charles Emmanuel Poliacof were married Saturday evening at the Woodbury Jewish Center in Woodbury, N.Y. Rabbi Steven M. Graber performed the ceremony.
Lance Rosenfeld for The New York Times
CREATURE COMFORT Primate pets can require unusual home improvements. Dave Viguers and his wife built an addition and put a big cage in their living room for six capuchins, including Eldon.
Living Together
My Monkey, My Self
There are many thousands of pet primates in the U.S., and their owners seem to have a remarkably consistent way of looking at them.
On Location
Indian Modern Redux
In the East Village, a modern condo offers a sharp contrast to the street’s tenement walkups.
Fireplaces Step Out for Air
At a time when renovation budgets are being slashed, many people are installing outdoor fireplaces, a less extravagant upgrade than putting in a pool.
New Tradition
The new orchid show at the New York Botanical Garden has been designed as a tribute to modernist forms.
Shopping With Sam Lemheney
Season-inspired furnishings to lift spirits? It’s only natural.
The Green Home
When It Comes to Detergents, What’s the Least Irresponsible Choice?
Investigating whether cleaning products labeled “organic” and “natural” really are better for the environment.
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T Magazine
The Moment
The Moment is a daily blog that spans the T Magazine universe of fashion, design, food and travel.
The Words on the Street
A breakdown on the prefix re-, vacationship and deluxe.
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