Need a New Emotional Support Water Bottle? This Leakproof HydroJug Will Be Your New Fave

Need a New Emotional Support Water Bottle? This Leakproof HydroJug Will Be Your New Fave

At some point, basic reusable water bottles became something more—an accessory, form of emotional support, a status symbol even. And while you might be in a committed relationship with your Stanley Cup or Owala already, there’s a really good reason you should consider breaking up with your go-to brand: a leak-proof, hold-all-your-water-for-the-entire-day bottle that’s built…

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Amy Schumer Files for Divorce From Husband Chris Fischer After 7 Years of Marriage

Amy Schumer Files for Divorce From Husband Chris Fischer After 7 Years of Marriage

Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer are moving forward with their divorce. The Trainwreck star filed for legal separation from her husband of seven years on Jan. 6, according to New York County court records reviewed by E! News. A lawyer representing Amy—who shares 6-year-old son Gene with her ex—submitted documents for an “uncontested joint divorce,” meaning…

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Beth Morrison On Reshaping the Boundaries of Contemporary Opera

Beth Morrison On Reshaping the Boundaries of Contemporary Opera

The Prototype Festival brings together new works that reflect Beth Morrison Productions’s long-standing commitment to innovation in opera and music theater. © Douglas Mason After Beth Morrison earned her bachelor of music at Boston University and a master’s of music at Arizona State University, she moved to New York City with limelight ambitions. What she…

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Kenny Rivero’s “Ash on Everything” Views Crises Through a Lens of Ritual and Renewal

Kenny Rivero’s “Ash on Everything” Views Crises Through a Lens of Ritual and Renewal

Works by Kenny Rivero’s “Ash on Everything” at Charles Moffett in New York. Photo by Zeshan Ahmed, courtesy of Charles Moffett A continuous interplay between the physical, psychological and spiritual dimensions of reality defines the paintings of American Dominican artist Kenny Rivero. This symbolic layering is especially vivid in the new works featured in his…

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The Sixth Kochi-Muziris Biennale Foregrounds Human Experience

The Sixth Kochi-Muziris Biennale Foregrounds Human Experience

The sixth edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, “For The Time Being,” runs through March 31, 2026. Courtesy of Kochi Biennale Foundation The Kochi Biennale, which launched in 2012, was not only the first Indian biennial of contemporary art but also the most politically engaged and socially critical contemporary art platform in the country, addressing some…

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13 Winter Drinking and Dining Pop-Ups Worth Seeking Out Across New York City

13 Winter Drinking and Dining Pop-Ups Worth Seeking Out Across New York City

Winter pop-ups have quietly become one of New York’s best cold-weather traditions. As temperatures drop—starting in December with the debut of the holiday season and stretching through the long months that follow—hotels and restaurants turn to temporary food-and-drink setups that make going out in the cold feel worthwhile, despite the layers required to brave the…

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Jet Set: What to Pack for a Winter Weekend Getaway

Jet Set: What to Pack for a Winter Weekend Getaway

Welcome to Jet Set, a recurring feature in which we highlight our favorite accessories and travel must-haves that are perfect for any kind of trip. Whether you’re already packing for your next adventure or still in the early planning stages, we’re here to help with all your jet-setting needs. Now that the holiday season is behind…

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CDC Slashes Universal Vaccine Recommendations

CDC Slashes Universal Vaccine Recommendations

As flu cases in the U.S. are rising dramatically, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, overseen by the Trump Administration’s Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a noted vaccine skeptic, announced that it is endorsing fewer routinely-recommended vaccinations for all children. As part of the new schedule, HHS will no…

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At London’s Kew Gardens, the Dark Side of Botany

At London’s Kew Gardens, the Dark Side of Botany

A work in “The Singh Twins: Botanical Tales and Seeds of Empire.” Photo: Ines Stuart-Davidson, courtesy Kew Gardens Kew Gardens is the world’s largest and most diverse botanical garden, with more than 8.5 million plant specimens, but behind the glorious gardens and stately façade of the beloved British institution lies the legacy of colonialism and…

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