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Two decades ago, when Assouline, a leading purveyor of high-end coffee table books and fancy library accouterments, opened its first branded outpost on the seventh floor of Bergdorf Goodman in...

There seems to be a lot of misery related to dating these days: unreciprocated energy, commitment issues and swiping fatigue (to name a few). We previously reported that many singles...

For Sara Zeff Geber, the “aha moment” came a few years ago as she listened to a friend recount all the tasks she was taking on to help her increasingly...

When Daryl Dixon was introduced in the third episode of “The Walking Dead” in 2010, few viewers could have predicted this half-feral-looking character would end up leading the series. Or...

They’re called “forever chemicals” because they basically never break down. They’re linked to ailments including liver disease, certain types of cancers and delayed development in children. It’s now becoming apparent...

You just finished a long, hard bike ride. But how hard was it, exactly? That depends on what you measure: How far did you ride, and how fast? How hilly...

Thousands lined up early on Saturday in as they waited for the to begin for the 189th time. Visitors to the attractions faced extra security in the wake of a in...

The arrival on Sept. 24 of Sally Rooney’s new novel, “Intermezzo,” is one of this fall’s biggest publishing events — not only for the legion of devoted readers hungry for...

Q: I live in a townhouse governed by a homeowners’ association in Northern California. Maintenance and repair of the roof falls under the HOA’s responsibilities. Recently, a leak in my...

There wasn’t much free ground on which to stand in Brandon Ndife’s Brooklyn studio. Nearly every inch of the space had been swallowed up by a wild profusion of sculptures,...