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- 1From: The New York Times Magazine.Movies, ordinarily vehicles to transport us out of our quotidian existence, became in 2020 the means to escape from our new science-fiction reality. It might be the first time, ever, that the entertainment industry can...
- 2From: The New York Times Magazine.As gas prices rose earlier this year, consumers started paying a lot more attention to their cars' miles per gallon. Good luck with that. The apparently simple unit of measurement is a highly misleading one, as two Duke...
- 3From: The New York Times Magazine.Pete Bils's background is in sales -- or, as he puts it, ''retail concepts.'' He joined Select Comfort 12 years ago to teach its salespeople how to better sell the company's Sleep Number Bed. The Sleep Number Bed is an...
- 4From: The New York Times Magazine.Buildings are scent machines. At 40 Mercer, the Jean Nouvel-designed building going up in SoHo, the kitchens are Italian walnut, the backsplashes are heavy-gauge stainless steel, and the air is pungent with the scent of...
- 5From: The New York Times Magazine.Kimchi $4 for 15 ounces at Whole Foods Market, 95 East Houston Street. Call (212) 420-1320. The traditional Korean dish of fermented vegetables has seen a meteoric rise, thanks in no small part to the meteoric rise of...
- 6From: The New York Times Magazine.The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, with $21.8 billion in assets, has become the world's largest. A personal look at the workings of the foundation is presented. One of the ways in which the very rich are different...
- 7From: The New York Times Magazine.When I was casting ''Diner'' in 1980, Mickey Rourke came in for an audition. He hadn't done any films yet, and I was looking for certain characteristics: I wanted a guy who didn't look like the ''Grease'' version of the...
- 8From: The New York Times Magazine.Dave Checkett's meteoric rise to the presidency of Madison Square Garden, the New York Knicks, and pro sports prominence is detailed in terms of his close realtionship to NBA Commissioner David Stern, and Checkett's...
- 9From: The New York Times Magazine.This spring there is no such thing as the wrong trousers. CAPTION(S): Photos: Givenchy viscose top, $865, denim trousers, $960, belt and shoes. Not available in the United States. Similar styles at Barneys New York....
- 10From: The New York Times Magazine.Fabric almost too luxurious to be left outdoors. CAPTION(S): Photos: 1. Rezzonico from the David Easton Collection by Lee Jofa Solarium. Go to www.leejofa.com. 2. Amalfi from Old World Weavers by Stark Fabric. Go to...
- 11From: The New York Times Magazine.The Australian artist Timothy Horn has a fondness for taking historical objects out of context and altering their scale and materials. He made a Chippendale-inspired sconce in rubber, and has enlarged 18th-century...
- 12From: The New York Times Magazine.Type ''Anwar al-Awlaki'' into YouTube's search bar, and you get 40,000 hits. Most of them bring up the earnest, smiling face and placid voice of the first American citizen to be hunted and killed without trial by his own...
- 13From: The New York Times Magazine.It's easy to suppose that an election campaign's mechanics -- gaffes, organizing, fund-raising, ads -- determine its outcome. But political scientists typically believe that what matters most is the economy: when the...
- 14From: The New York Times Magazine.Mother Deedie supports the Dallas Museum of Art and the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts with her glittering benefits; her designing daughter, Lela, dresses many of the high-profile guests, as well as her own...
- 15From: The New York Times Magazine.'You should come out here to meet her. She's just your type, I'm telling you.'' My brother knows me pretty well, so I can usually trust his judgment. But she lived in Los Angeles, and I was in New York. So, she and I...
- 16From: The New York Times Magazine.An admitted novice to textile design, the author and illustrator Maira Kalman (above) doodled (and dawdled) for months over her first fabric design for Maharam, called the Story of My Life. Her woven ''hieroglyphic...
- 17From: The New York Times Magazine.Lobster-claw robots and terry-cloth sport coats by Thom Browne are odd companions anywhere but at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum's triennial. This year's exhibition, the second since its inception in 2000,...
- 18From: The New York Times Magazine.Floyd Mayweather Jr., the welterweight widely regarded as pound for pound the best boxer in the world, is about as rich and famous as a 147-pound fighter can get these days. People who don't know anything about boxing...
- 19From: The New York Times Magazine.My first glimpse of Lake County, Calif., was a flash of silver through the trees. Clear Lake, the second-largest freshwater lake in California, shimmered and rippled in the sharp afternoon sun. Two hours into my drive...
- 20From: The New York Times Magazine.My main intellectual mentor at Cambridge wasn't a person: it was a commune. Its members called themselves the Epiphany Philosophers, or E.P.'s. The central figures -- Dorothy Emmet, Margaret Masterman and Masterman's...