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The Mystery of Pain

Garth Greenwell’s novel of extreme affliction and ordinary happiness.

Fly with Me

The children’s books of Katherine Rundell.

Leading Lady

Anna Sawai could take home the Emmy for her performance in Shogun. But she's keeping her cool.

Screen Time: John Herrman

The AI-Obsessed Are Driving Themselves Mad In the uncanny valley, even the geeks are getting fooled.

Tim Burton Is Great Again

A long-awaited sequel revels in gore and nostalgia.

THE DIVORCE TAPES

My family knew that my father had been tapping the phone lines. Only later would I discover the secrets the recordings contained.

Neighborhood News: Cops Chasing Cops

Federal agents turn their focus toward the NYPD.

The PEOPLE for KAMALA HARRIS

How a women-led movement, born in the devastation of 2016, propelled a woman to the top of the ticket, galvanized her early campaign, and put eaocrats on the brink of making history

24 Comedians You Should Know RIGHT NOW

THE COMEDY industry is undergoing a metamorphosis in 2024. Name-brand venues like the Second City and UCB are opening or reopening in New York, beloved local spots are being bought out by megacorporations, and streaming-service-helmed comedy festivals are usurping the old-fashioned ones. Post-WGA strike, TV-development execs are growing green-light-shy, Hulu is entering the stand-up fray, and YouTube specials are becoming just as worthy of watching as Netflix specials, if not more so.

In the Shack With Robert Caro

The Power Broker is turning 50. The final LBJ book is almostwell, he won't say exactly, but he's trying for 900 words a day.

DESIGN HUNTING: A LOFT WITH A HIGHER PURPOSE

Ali Richmond, co-founder of the nonprofit Fashion for All Foundation, has lived in this Brooklyn loft for almost 20 years with his archive of designer clothing.

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Le Même Veau

The Frenchette crew has taken over the 87-year-old restaurant, and the snails are as garlicky and the duck as pink as ever.

358 MINUTES WITH...Thomas Houseago

The trauma-bedeviled artist, with some help from his Hollywood support bros Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, opens his first show in a decade in New York.

Brooding: Kathryn Jezer-Morton

Parent Trap - \"Dorm Room Mamas\" use decorating, and Amazon, to helicopter from afar.

Danzy Senna Can't Stop Thinking in Black and White

Her latest novel holds diminishing returns.

Live, Laugh, Love

Dick jokes meet sentimentality in a wily Sandler-Safdie collab.

"Every day is a new adventure!"

Beloved for her roles on Roswell, Rescue Me and now the CBS hit series Fire Country, Diane Farr, 55, is a master at bringing strong, heroic female characters to life. And it's clear that the motorcycle-riding mama of three reflects the same confident, open-hearted spirit in her own life. Here, Diane's keys to fueling joy, finding peace and doing something a little 'wild'.

It's her mission to help every employee feel loved & valued

When Vanessa Bennett became manager of the Grand Rapids, Michigan, Walmart, she encouraged her staff to work as a team, to always help one another. And in true team spirit, when she discovered two staff members were deaf, she learned American Sign Language and sparked a ripple of camaraderie

No more fall yard work pain!

Planting bulbs or raking leaves “involves repetitive bending and lifting, which can activate muscles that may not be engaged regularly,” says Alice Chen, M.D. But you don’t have to give up your hobby! Here’s how to block discomfort

Genius keys to 100% health

New research shows that engaging your senses of sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch offers impressive health benefits

She helps women soak away stress

When 16 neurologists couldn't help her, Heather Roberts set out to create a product to stop her own debilitating pain and ended up helping thousands find relief, mentally and physically

Fat finally falls off!

Dr. Will Cole's intuitive fasting trick soothes our insides so we feel young and start burning fat doubly fast

"Help me unplug!"

We all want to ditch our devices (at least temporarily!) and savor what really matters in life. Here, easy ways to digitally detox and relax

Bake up smiles

These cute-as-a-button mini cupcakes, dotted with sweet cherries, are a snap to make from scratch

3 mini breaks that boost immunity

These simple, soothing tricks supercharge your immunity throughout the day, bolstering your ability to fend off infection-triggering pathogens as you head into cold and flu season

TikTok beauty trends that work!

The internet is abuzz about these beauty tricks, tips and treatments that work to beautify skin and hair for women over 50! Find the one that's right for you

Dinner made easy!

COLLECT A MEAL - So fast, so delicious!

Animal Hero

Proof that love and courage comes in all shapes and sizes

Reduce sleep apnea symptoms

If you've been snoring or feeling groggy, sleep apnea may be to blame. It occurs when your breathing stops and starts while you sleep. \"It can have profound impacts on our daytime functioning,\" says Swetha Gogineni, M.D. \"And moderate to severe sleep apnea has been associated with high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, strokes and mood disorders.\" A continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device is often recommended. And these home remedies can help too

M.D. tips for steady blood sugar

Whether you have diabetes or pre-diabetes or simply want to avoid afternoon energy crashes - keeping your blood sugar balanced is key. Here, doctors share their best tips