Posts by Sophie Clearwater
One Fine Show: “Tracey Emin, A Second Life” at Tate Modern in London
Tracey Emin, My Bed 1998. © Tracey Emin / Courtesy The Saatchi Gallery, London / Photograph by Prudence Cuming Associates Ltd. Lent by The Duerckheim Collection I had the pleasure of interviewing Dame Tracey Emin back in 2013, when I was a cub reporter with this outlet. The occasion would have been a gallery show,…
Read MoreSummer House: Bravo Exec Addresses Future of Season 11 After Amanda Batula, West Wilson Drama
Amanda Batula’s Hairstylist Reacts to Criticism of Summer House Star’s Viral Reunion Hair Summer is upon us, but Summer House‘s 2026 invite list remains up in the air. With the fallout from Amanda Batula, West Wilson and Ciara Miller‘s love triangle drama currently playing out on the Bravo series’ season 10 reunion, the network is…
Read MoreThe Nolita Guide: A Local’s Map to the Best Restaurants, Bars and Shops
Six blocks wide, four blocks tall, written in a typography all its own: Nolita is a neighborhood anomaly that ignores Manhattan’s grid system and is better for it. Named streets—Mulberry, Mott, Elizabeth—replace numbers between Houston and Kenmare, Bowery and Lafayette. Federal-era row houses lean into narrow tenements with their original cornices still bolted on, while…
Read MoreTaylor Lautner’s Wife Tay Lautner Shares How He’s Been Her “Saving Grace” During Pregnancy
Taking part in the social media challenge “show your childhood crush and the person you ended up with,” Tay made a loca confession about her Twilight allegiance in the infamous Edward vs. Jacob debate. Her Instagram clip showed two snaps of Robert Pattinson as the brooding Cullen vampire before changing to a photo of Taylor as his werewolf…
Read MoreStraight from Seoul, these are the best Korean skincare products worth the hype
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. If there weren’t enough skincare products to follow in the United States market, beauty buyers are all about Korea for snagging their lotions and potions. The best Korean skincare routine…
Read More‘Cape Fear’ star Javier Bardem knows you might be actually rooting for his Max Cady: “That’s the fun part,” says Javier Bardem
The most terrifying part of Apple TV‘s new Cape Fear series is that there are moments when you might find yourself almost rooting for Max Cady (Javier Bardem) — the iconic villain dead-set on enacting revenge on the person he blames for putting him behind bars — instead of the well-to-do family he’s targeting. “There…
Read MoreTaylor Swift Drops “I Knew It, I Knew You,” Reunites With Jack Antonoff for Toy Story 5 Song
Taylor Swift’s new song will launch fans into infinity and beyond. After all, in “I Knew It, I Knew You,” which she wrote for the upcoming Toy Story 5 film, Taylor makes a return to her country music roots—with the help of longtime collaborator Jack Antonoff. In the track, released June 5, Taylor sings about…
Read MoreA Mesmerizing Javier Bardem Saves ‘Cape Fear’ From Streaming Bloat
This version, whose first two episodes are now streaming, with subsequent installments dropping on Fridays, does branch out in some timely and provocative new directions. But its excessive length—and specifically the amount of unnecessary explanation and repetition stuffed in to fill that runtime—kills much of the suspense. The mix of innovation and bloat yields a…
Read MoreHeather Locklear speaks out about romance with Lorenzo Lamas for the first time
Heather Locklear has spoken out about the new man in her life: Lorenzo Lamas. During an appearance on the “Hollywood & Divine” podcast, Locklear talked about Lamas for the first time, calling him her “new boyfriend” – while discussing the importance of faith. “My new guy is very … everything,” Locklear said. “I’m just like, when I…
Read MoreIn the Early 1900s, a Young Ecologist Shot a Wolf and Watched the Life Leave Its Eyes. That Changed His Position on Conservation
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Aldo Leopold’s writing reconsidered the place of humans in the natural world and challenged people to be less a conqueror of the land and more a citizen of it Source link
Read MoreAI Is Already Shaping Who We Are
And yet, we are all hungry for exactly that understanding. We check our horoscopes. We take personality tests. We even take the Harry Potter sorting hat quiz, as if these evaluations could explain who we really are. To be sure, this desire is not new. Psychologists have long known that people crave self-definition and that…
Read MoreThe annual June swoon beckons for the Yankees — why this year could be different
You probably feel like you have seen this movie before, and you don’t like how it ends. The Yankees closed out May with a strong road trip and returned home having won six of their past seven games to move to 36-23, 1.5 games back of the Rays for the division lead and the best…
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