Posts by Sophie Clearwater
The Pitt Cast Pitches Their Dream Crossover With Widow’s Bay
And as they head into their junior year, the cast and crew of The Pitt are reflecting on what the series means to not only them but also to viewers. “They love the show. They love all these characters,” Harden Jr. added. “I just feel that, again, the hospital community embraced it, and they told all their…
Read MoreLa Sponda, From the Daniel’s Miami Team, Chases Pasta Perfection on Biscayne Bay
La Sponda. The Louis Collection For a restaurant operator with a white-tablecloth steakhouse that serves $375 Rosewood Ranch wagyu porterhouses, hosts $1,200-per-person dinners featuring ultra-premium LVMH wines (including Château Cheval Blanc and Château d’Yquem) and has brought in guest chefs from Casa Julian, Rockpool and Borgo Egnazia for exclusive events, Daniel’s Miami proprietor Thomas Angelo…
Read MoreIn Arles, Photography and Art Ease the Transition from Summer into Fall
Harry Gruyaert, Carnival, Antwerp, Belgium, 1992. © HARRY GRUYAERT/MAGNUM PHOTOS, Courtesy of the artist and Gallery FIFTY ONE, Antwerp Arles, in France’s Camargue region, has been swelling in reputation since Maja Hoffmann’s art campus—featuring a jagged Frank Gehry-designed tower clad in shimmering stainless steel panels—rose over the horizon line. The city has a much longer…
Read MoreAmerica’s Investing Identity Crisis
—Winslow Productions/Tetra Images—Getty Images What compelled hundreds of thousands of people around the world to invest in the initial public offering of Elon Musk’s SpaceX this summer? It certainly wasn’t the company’s financial metrics. Despite the success of its core rocket business, the company is burning through a prodigious amount of money. Yet SpaceX still…
Read MoreBeyond the Front Row: What Fashion Month Reveals About Traceability
From digital product passports to circular footwear initiatives, Fashion Month is making the systems behind fashion more visible to consumers, brands and the broader industry. Photo by Joe Maher/Getty Images Every September, Fashion Month turns the industry’s attention to New York, London, Milan and Paris. Collections debut and brands compete to define trends for the…
Read MoreBaywatch Star Brooks Nader Says She’s a Sex Symbol Who “Never Has Sex”
Brooks Nader’s love life may require some mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. The Baywatch star revealed at the 2026 Emmys that while she may be stepping into a sexy onscreen role as bombshell lifeguard Selene in the Fox reboot, her personal life IRL isn’t nearly as steamy these days. In fact, Brooks exclusively told Keltie Knight in a joint interview with her…
Read MoreTIME Reveals the 2026 TIME Latino Leaders
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TIME’s 2026 LATINO LEADERS LIST INCLUDES: Ana Valdez, president and CEO of Latino Donor Collaborative Cástulo de la Rocha, president and CEO of AltaMed Health Services Corporation Jose Alvarado, NBA champion Julián Castro, CEO of the Latino Community Foundation Luana Lopes Lara, COO and co-founder of Kalshi Marina Larroudé, co-founder of Larroudé Mónica Ramírez, founder…
Read MoreLuana Lopes Lara Is on the Frontlines of Evolving Prediction Markets
Lopes Lara put her optimism to work when the company decided to sue Kalshi’s regulator, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, arguing that the company should be allowed to list political event contracts. Kalshi won the case in September 2024, which allowed the platform to feature the 2024 elections, with users favoring Donald Trump over…
Read MoreJose Alvarado Brought Puerto Rican Pride to the NBA Championship
Alvarado credits his success to his New York City outer-borough upbringing. “I got my toughness and my grittiness from Brooklyn,” he says. “I got a lot of my skills playing great opponents from Queens.” Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, which disrupted the seasons of many college players, in 2021 Alvarado could have returned to Georgia…
Read MoreAna Valdez Is Making Business Leaders Recognize Latino Economic Power
She is often met with disbelief. “People are saying, ‘It can’t be that my housekeeper produces $4.4 trillion,’” Valdez recounts, laughing. “I mean, literally, these are the kind of comments I hear.” Valdez grew up in Mexico City and studied at the prestigious Tecnológico de Monterrey, housed on a modernist campus south of Monterrey’s skyscrapers.…
Read MoreMónica Ramírez Is Teaching Migrant Women How to Organize
Some 40 years later, Ramírez is an internationally recognized attorney and feminist, with degrees from Ohio State and Harvard. The founder of the advocacy group Justice for Migrant Women, Ramírez has made powerful allies, including celebrities like Eva Longoria and America Ferrera; she was Laura Dern’s guest at the Oscars in 2018. Yet to this…
Read MoreHow Netflix Star Sofia Carson Brings Her Identity to Work
In the 2025 Netflix romance My Oxford Year, Sofia Carson plays Anna De La Vega, an American student studying abroad at one of England’s most prestigious universities who, like Carson herself, is of Latin American descent. Anna’s Colombian, Argentine, and Cuban heritage is woven naturally into her character’s everyday life instead of being treated as…
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