Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Hoping for Better, 3 Years Since Oct. 7
His majestic body, that I carried in my body many moons ago, was returned to me in a bag, skeletal, bearing signs of torture, filthy, missing his left forearm that had been blown off during his abduction, and with six bullet wounds. I awake every day to the confusion of this truth. I am glued…
Read MoreInside the Vanity Museum That Star Wars Built
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is a striking addition to Los Angeles’s cultural landscape but falls flat conceptually. Photo by I RYU/VCG via Getty Images It’s hard to miss the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, which opened late last month in Los Angeles. For one, the building, designed by Ma Yansong of MAD…
Read MoreDon’t Cancel Your Plans. Shrink Them
For example: “I really want to see you, but I’m running on fumes. Would you be up for takeout at my place instead?” Or: “I’m excited to catch up. Could we make it a quick walk? I need an early night.” Your friend might even be relieved, Rundle says: They may be struggling to muster…
Read MoreThe Toronto Biennial Sets Ancient Wisdom Against Modern Collapse
Julien Creuzet, Nos diables rouges, nos dérives commotions (…) danse papillon. Presented nightly across multiple screens at Sankofa Square. Photo: Rebecca Tisdelle-Macias This year’s Toronto Biennial of Art is dispersed without sprawling, articulating itself through a limited number of interventions conceived specifically for the sites where they are shown and forming a narrative constellation woven…
Read MoreNutrafol Shampoo & Conditioner Are 20% off for Just 24 Hours
If you’ve been putting off starting your hair growth journey, Amazon Prime Day has a major deal on all Nutrafol products that you will make you wish you had started sooner! ICYMI – how you do (or don’t) treat your scalp can have a major impact on your hair growth. Luckily, Nutrafol makes it easy…
Read MoreHow Oslo’s Museums Are Confronting the Contradictions in Their Collections
Chaza Charafeddine, Divine Comedy Series: Untitled V, 2010. © Chaza Charafeddine Editor’s note: This article was originally published in December 2025. One cold Oslo morning in mid-November, the kind where each hour of daylight is a gift and the air chills any optimistic thought of lingering outside, the opening of “Deviant Ornaments” at the National…
Read MoreMeta’s Muse AI Agent Is Building a Dossier On You
Since its release last month, Muse has rocketed to No. 1 in the U.S. App Store, with more than 5 million downloads. Meta positions the service as the first AI personal assistant that can access the pieces of your digital life, from your email inbox to your Instagram, in order to take care of humdrum…
Read MoreThese Prime Big Deal Day finds are all under $100 — and totally underrated
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Get ready to load up your shopping carts! October Prime Day 2026 has arrived, and with it comes a flurry of deals on some of the best Amazon finds of…
Read MoreDon’t Pay Full Price for a Dyson: The Viral AirWrap Is 30% off for Prime Day
Dyson is one of those high-end brands we always want to splurge on. Fortunately, Amazon’s Prime Day deals just made that splurge feel way easier. On October 6 and 7, Dyson’s best Prime Day deals include a whopping 30% off (that’s $210 savings) on the viral Airwrap i.d. Multi-Styler in pink. Plus, save $100 on…
Read MoreTaylor Swift, Travis Kelce Ring in His 37th Birthday With Dinner Date in NYC
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce met up for dinner and a glass of wine. But instead of Tuesdays, this time the married couple stepped out on a Monday night to ring in Kelce’s birthday, dining at the New York City restaurant Torrisi in Soho on Oct. 5. For the occasion, Swift’s look was all-black like a…
Read MoreScreening at the New York Film Festival: Andrew Haigh’s ‘A Long Winter’
Fred Hechinger as Mikey and Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Lester. Courtesy New York Film Festival Based on Colm Tóibín’s novella of the same name, A Long Winter provides the perfectly glacial venue for Andrew Haigh’s signature restraint. Set in the Colorado Rockies, the taut two-hour drama follows a crumbling family in the 1950s, when the young…
Read MoreBudapest’s Most Noteworthy New Bakeries Take Tradition in New Directions
Egy Csipet Torta. Egy Csipet Torta Mornings in Budapest often unfold over biscuit-like pogácsa or crescent-shaped kifli savored from a neighborhood bakery, known as a pékség. By afternoon, attention turns to slabs of bright apricot-cottage cheese Rákóczi túrós veiled in a meringue lattice and slices of nutty, buttercream-layered Esterházy torta, beloved mainstays of the pastry…
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