One billion dollars. For that bargain price, El Caudillo del Mar-a-Lago will sell you this planet and the lives of everyone living on it now, as well as the lives of every generation to come, for as long as there are generations to come. Lost in all the noise in a Manhattan courtroom was this remarkable account of a remarkable meeting between the defendant and the barons of the extraction industries. |
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Everything you need to look your best at that wedding, work function, or actual cocktail party. |
| Once you discover the sublime simplicity of this amaro drink, you'll have a new go-to nightcap. |
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If you're here, you're late. Mother's Day is May 12, and you need a last-minute gift. You might still have time to get Mom something unique, like a Gucci bracelet or a tree (depending on her taste), but at this point you're most likely confined to the realm of quick-ship gifts. And here, nothing is going to beat some flowers. |
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Start shopping now, because the heat is on its way. |
| Her final day on the stand in the hush-money trial was a doozy. |
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My mother, Frances Junod, was not just a mother, not just a mom. She was a dame. She was a broad. She was a beauty from Brooklyn who wore fantastic hats, when they were in style, and furs, even when they were not. She went through her entire life as a Harlowesque platinum blonde, and I never knew the real color of her hair. She liked go to the track, and she liked to go out to restaurants. She did not like to cook. That she did it anyway—that she had no choice—owed itself to generational expectations, and to the fact that if my mother was a doll, in the Runyonesque sense of the word, my father was a guy, a pinky-ringed sharpie who spent many nights going to the New York City restaurants my mother longed to frequent, but who, on nights when he came home, loudly expected food on the table. So my mother put food on the table. She was my family's cook. She cooked three hundred nights a year. |
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