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On Friday night, in the middle of a nor’easter, three people from the Weather Channel walked into a sports bar in Montauk, and the crowd went nuts.
I have more than once watched people wait outside restaurants for hours to see Taylor Swif...
In 2015, I convinced an editor at The New York Times to let me write about how the United Nations General Assembly, the week each September when world leaders descend on New York City, is one of the most celeb-filled, stimulating, fun weeks...
HINT: “Don’t go to those silly apps”
Mid-September is a special time in New York City. Everyone’s back from traveling and settling into city life again. There’s, as my English friend calls it, a nip in the air, meaning the seasons, and the...
The 3:33 AM match proved we can still be the city that doesn't sleep
I didn’t know that watching the latest-ending match in US Open history should be on my bucket list until it happened. On Tuesday I had the immense privilege of staying at...
HINTS: it avoids traffic, and anyone can do it
Anyone who has been to the US Open knows getting there is a nightmare. Arrive by car, and there’s maddening traffic on top of a 20-minute walk from the rideshare drop-off or the parking lots t...
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I am a lifestyle reporter and regular New York Times contributor. I write for smart, curious people who want to know what’s happening inside the rooms shaping culture - and understand the bigger picture
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