On Friday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in the case that will determine the fate of TikTok in the United States. While some users and creators are holding out hope that the ban will not go into effect and that they’ll be able to continue using the app, justices seem poised to uphold the law … Read more
The lobby of Shutters on the Beach, the luxury oceanfront hotel in Santa Monica that is usually abuzz with tourists and entertainment professionals, had by Thursday transformed into a refuge for Los Angeles residents displaced by the raging wildfires that have ripped through thousands of acres and leveled entire neighborhoods to ash. In the middle … Read more
One of the biggest stories coming out of the Golden Globes, the first official red carpet event of the year, was not about an award snub or surprise, but rather an accessory on Zendaya’s left ring finger. A week before, on Dec. 31, the pop star Dua Lipa posted a carousel on Instagram that included … Read more
Good morning. I sliced a few pounds of yellow onions into the slow cooker the other day, then plopped a chunk of butter the size of a baby’s fist on top of them and let the whole thing burble along for the better part of an afternoon. This made a nice base for a gravy … Read more
“The resident has displayed Halloween skeletons in her front yard since October,” Mr. Ross said in an email. “She will have to appear in court, however she can put the skeletons away until next September (45 days before Halloween) and only be responsible for court costs rather than any potential fines,” he added. Any penalties … Read more
Supported by SKIP ADVERTISEMENT Culinary Arts The illustrator Koren Shadmi chronicles the half-baked history of the once beloved Swanson meal-in-a-tray. Listen to this article · 0:28 min Learn more Share full article 0 Text and Illustrations by Koren Shadmi Jan. 10, 2025, 5:03 a.m. ET Source link
Nicole Montanez called four hotels on Tuesday before finding a room where she could safely evacuate with her son and her 4-year-old Havanese, Diego. The dog coughed throughout the 75-minute car ride from Pacific Palisades to Marina del Rey, where the family was taking shelter from the wildfires searing through Los Angeles. “I’ve got to … Read more
Times Insider explains who we are and what we do and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. On a chilly day in December, Jacob Gallagher, a men’s fashion reporter for the Styles desk of The New York Times, is wearing a button-up shirt and black slacks, one of about a dozen pairs … Read more
Carole Wilbourn, a self-described cat therapist, who was known for her skill in decoding the emotional life of cats, as confounding as that would seem to be, died on Dec. 23 at her home in Manhattan. She was 84. Her death was confirmed by her sister Gail Mutrux. Ms. Wilbourn’s patients shredded sofas, toilet paper … Read more
New York City dining is back in a big way. Restaurants are opening in record numbers, many of them lavish, well-funded establishments with big-name chefs. So how does a first-time restaurateur make it in such a crowded, competitive field? I’d like to follow an owner (or owners) as they plan, build, staff and open a … Read more