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HERE'S HOW MY DAY BEGINS: I WAKE UP AT 6:00 A.M. WITH a list of tasks I've written down and reminders I've emailed myself. I sit down to work, knowing [...]

The new room is clean. Dani Luv's jokes are still dirty. IN NAME, Sammy's Roumanian was a steakhouse, but in practice, the subterranean dining room always felt more like a [...]

In keeping with family tradition, I was broke when I moved to New York in 2003. I wasn't immigrant poor like my mother's family was when they arrived in the [...]

The world is bonkers for sneakers. This pivotal 1996 concept for Michael Jordan is a big reason why MICHAEL JORDAN'S relationship with Nike started during his rookie season in 1984. [...]

Spend enough time walking around the periphery of Central Park and you'll begin to notice certain styles seemingly native to the area. There's the woman in a full runway look [...]

Being attached to a big role on one of the most respected television shows in history is the ultimate double-edged sword in entertainment, even more so if that role was [...]

At its core, Netflix's Mo is a show about faith. There's the faith Mo Amer's character and his family have in the American legal system that they hope will make [...]

* With more than 50 years of credits, two Tony Awards, a pair of Emmys, a Golden Globe and now his second Oscar nomination for best supporting actor in Steven [...]

Transforming yourself into a Hollywood icon is one thing, but for Matthew Goode to really pull off playing Robert Evans--a titan of 1970s cinema who helped make some of the [...]

On a recent Sunday morning, I was doing something I've done on many weekends over the past few years: driving my 2014 Jetta eastward along I-495 toward the Jericho Turnpike, [...]

FOR 20 YEARS, Anthony Mangieri's name has been synonymous with a monastic devotion to dough. At Una Pizza Napoletana, he became famous for his hand-mixed, wild-fermented crusts and super-puffed corniciones, [...]

Just the mention of F. Scott Fitzgerald conjures images of Jazz Age romps through the French Riviera, Long Island's Gold Coast, or Roaring '20s Manhattan. Yet it was Lake Forest, [...]

Anyone familiar with Shinji Nohara knows that he is the Tokyo Fixer, a local tour guide of sorts in Japan. In certain circles--chefs, travel journalists--his services, for which he has [...]

The MINER Act of 2006 called for significant improvements to emergency response training and preparedness at U.S. underground coal mines. Yet, results from a recent survey on self-escape competency by [...]

There's a story Hillcrest Country Club members like to tell about the time Jack Benny walked over to say hello to Paramount co-founder Adolph Zukor, who was more than 20 [...]

Abstract We conducted a study of lipid peroxidation as a marker of age-related free-radical damage in the human larynx--the first study of its kind. A colorimetric assay for malondialdehyde (MDA) [...]

I wish it weren't true, but the one piece of relevant rabbinical wisdom ever dispensed my way was from a rabbi trying to get me to join his study group. [...]

When the Chicago Bears announced their decision to fire their coach of nine seasons, Lovie Smith, on Dec. 31, my friends and I started a new email chain about our [...]

Singer Glen Campbell may have popularized the term 'rhinestone cowboy' with his 1975 hit single, but the conceptcountry-music performers decked out in spangled suitswas invented two decades earlier by a [...]

When Valentino sent models down Milan runways last month to show off the new fall collection for men, the clothes were informed not by Lisbeth Salander's trendy gothic grunge, but [...]

The article focuses on the diversity of financial advisors' approaches to due diligence and transition processes, categorizing them into five archetypes: The Lone Wolf, The Social Butterfly, The Bird's Eye Viewer, The Details Person, and The Transition Pro, each with its unique risks and benefits, offering insights to help advisors navigate these processes more effectively.

This sandwich, made with a creamy, yolk-heavy salad whipped up and served alongside a few spare chunks of whites on fluffy milk bread, stands out thanks to one special ingredient: Kewpie mayo. B 4. b Add half of the chopped egg whites to yolk mixture in medium bowl; reserve remaining egg whites for another use. Why we settle for lesser mayos, I'll never know; the yolk-only and vinegar Kewpie mayo just hits different, as the kids say. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the phenomenon of complacency among financial advisors, particularly when they are experiencing success, and examines six common justifications that keep advisors from seeking better opportunities. It discussed topics include concerns about being perceived as a complainer, reliance on a team that doesn't contribute equally, loyalty to the current firm or manager, fear of transitioning and the notion that certain elements of an advisor's book of business are not portable.

1918 Ginevra King, whose romance with F. Scott Fitzgerald inspired Daisy Buchanan and other characters, graced the cover of T&C. 1974 Mia Farrow defined Daisy for a generation opposite Robert Redford as Gatsby. DEPARTMENTS Just the mention of F. Scott Fitzgerald conjures images of Jazz Age romps through the French Riviera, Long Island's Gold Coast, or Roaring '20s Manhattan. Kingdom Come Farm, in Lake Forest, IL, was once home to Ginevra King, who is said to have inspired Daisy Buchanan in The Great Gatsby. [Extracted from the article]

March 28, 2003 For Institutional Consideration Only SpatiaLight, Inc. (HDTV-NasdaqSC) Current Price: $2.24 52 week range: $1.79 - $5.24 Shares Outstanding (MM): 25.5 Float (MM): 22.4 Average Daily Volume: 34,300 [...]

The article discusses the evolving landscape of the wealth management industry and the potential impact of recent market events like bank failures, on advisor movement. It suggests that while the pendulum may temporarily swing towards traditional captive models; regional and boutique firms; as well as independent models, will continue to attract advisors due to their business-friendly culture and autonomy; and emphasizes the importance of choice in the industry.

Mo Amer (left) as the eponymous character in his semiautobiographical Netflix comedy, Mo. Amer deals with sadness in real life, and in creating his show, by making people laugh. Amer describes Mo as an exer-cise in comedic catharsis. THE REPORT PERSON OF INTEREST At its core, Netflix's Mo is a show about faith. [Extracted from the article]

Wharton herself was a rich New Yorker, born in 1862 as Edith Newbold Jones, a descendant of original Dutch settlers, as well as the Joneses we all want to keep up with. DEPARTMENTS: OUT & ABOUT My favorite high school teacher introduced The Age of Innocence by saying, "Maybe not for everyone. For the most obvious example of Wharton's posthumous reach, tune into The Gilded Age, the new HBO period drama from Downton Abbey mastermind Julian Fellowes, who moves from the English countryside to 1880s Manhattan, almost as if Wharton had managed to leapfrog Evelyn Waugh on Fellowes's nightstand. [Extracted from the article]

Sizing up the comic, Zukor squinted and said, "Benny? DEPARTMENTS: OUT & ABOUT There's a story Hillcrest Country Club members like to tell about the time Jack Benny walked over to say hello to Paramount co-founder Adolph Zukor, who was more than 20 years his senior. It was the Jewish country club of its time, located not far from Beverly Hills and the Fox lot, and it boasted a membership roll that included Groucho and Harpo Marx, George Burns, Danny Kaye, and more of the biggest box office names of the 20th century. [Extracted from the article]