Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Rachel Zegler Wants to Open Doors for Latinos in the Arts
Zegler, 25, is now poised to bring her acclaimed portrayal of the former First Lady of Argentina to Broadway, with previews for the show beginning in February 2027. The musical’s highly anticipated New York City run will kick-start a chapter in which Zegler is also set to return to the big screen for the first…
Read MoreHow Cástulo de la Rocha Built an Affordable Health Care Empire
When Cástulo de la Rocha arrived at the East LA Barrio Free Clinic in 1977, he had just moved back from Berkeley, where he’d gone to law school. “I pulled up in my old beat-up Volkswagen. I had long hair for sure, holes in my pants and things like that. So a very typical hippie,”…
Read MoreOlivia Munn Calls Daughter Méi “the Most Magical Gift” in Sweet 2nd Birthday Shoutout
Olivia Munn made sure to celebrate her little girl at the 2026 Emmys. Indeed, the Newsroom alum sent a direct message to her and husband John Mulaney‘s daughter Méi on her second birthday, which she can watch for future milestones. “Méi Méi, I cannot believe I get to be your mommy,” Munn said while addressing…
Read MoreGoogle DeepMind’s 3 Founders Are Now Shaping A.I. From Very Different Posts
From left to right: Mustafa Suleyman, Demis Hassabi, Shane Legg Creative Commons/Getty Images The recent departure of several high-profile executives from Google DeepMind marks a distinct new era for the world-renowned research lab and a natural moment to trace the diverging paths of the trio who built it. Long before it became an A.I. powerhouse,…
Read MoreEugene Remm’s Cafe Charmant Brings a Worldlier Brasserie to the West Village
Cafe Charmant has landed in the West Village. Nick Johnson “I think the most exciting thing you can do is re-envision classic formatting in a way that has real perspective and real depth,” chef Jake Tyler Brodsky tells Observer. At Cafe Charmant, which Eugene Remm, Tilman Fertitta and Catch Hospitality Group are opening with Brodsky…
Read MoreDecoding Taylor Swift’s Easter Eggs in Emmys 2026 Cameo
While Swift assured that “not everything is a clue,” during her cameo, fans have lasered in on her specific message to the camera. One fan posited on X that “Saccharide,” a scientific term for “sugar” might be a nod to an unreleased song called “Sugar” off of a 2003 demo. As for “Aries?” Fans have…
Read MoreWhere to Stay During London Fashion Week, From Mayfair Classics to Soho Scene-Stealers
Every September, London Fashion Week takes over the British city, filling art museums, historic sites and other memorable venues with the latest designer wares. This year, the event will take place from Sept. 17-21, with shows planned for Alexander McQueen, Mulberry, Burberry, Emilia Wickstead, Erdem, Harris Reed, Roksanda and Simone Rocha, among others. Venues tend…
Read MoreThe fantasy football revelations of Week 1 running back workloads
Perspective is a funny thing. Like, take the overturned Saints fumble return touchdown against the Lions on Sunday, overturned as an incomplete (yet backward) pass on review. From one perspective, the officials are stupid. From the other perspective, it is the rulebook that is stupid. It is possible to have more than two perspectives. But…
Read MoreThe AI Tipping Point
Even the companies calling for a voluntary “pacing” agreement are loath to do so without further guarantees, because they do not trust their rivals. “There’s this atmosphere of almost resignation,” Coxon says of his former colleagues. With no AI company willing to fall behind, employees put their heads down and try to make their own…
Read MoreTIME Trailblazers Put People First in Designing a Better World
Evans added that Zoox also takes its responsibility to keep riders safe seriously, given how there are nearly 40,000 deaths in the U.S. each year related to motor vehicle crashes. Fellow panelist and 2026 TIME Trailblazers honoree, entrepreneur Jason Ballard, whose construction-technology firm ICON specializes in 3D-printed housing, discussed how his own experiences with hurricanes…
Read MoreHow the 1980s Permanently Shaped America
Yet, in hindsight, that professor turned out to be right. We were witnessing the construction of modern America—the economic systems, media landscape, and political structures that still govern our daily lives 45 years later. The decade began with Americans worried about losing their leading role in the world, beset by rising oil prices, high interest…
Read MoreExclusive | Cremation of would-be Trump assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks’ body was paid for by ‘anonymous donor’
An “anonymous donor” paid for the cremation of President Trump’s would-be assassin, Thomas Crooks, just days after the deadly Butler, Pa., rally shooting, according to federal records reviewed by The Post. The revelation was included in a trove of documents provided to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), as part of his ongoing inquiry…
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