At a Fatherhood Summit, Dads Wonder: How Should a Modern-Day Father Be?
On a work day in Midtown Manhattan, dads attended an event about the future of fatherhood. (It was organized by moms.) Source link
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Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Man’s Best Friend’ Album Art Is a Trap
The image of the pop star on her knees seems designed to provoke. Is it regressive or just retro? Source link
A Launch Party for Hosh, and a Celebration of Native American Culture
As models and artists mingled at the Hole gallery in the East Village of Manhattan on Thursday night, a young Navajo ceramist named Jared Tso stayed focused on the clay pot he was sculpting with his hands. “I’m the fourth generation to make pots in my family,” Mr. Tso said, glancing up from his wheel….
Why Trump Loves a Man in Uniform
As thousands of soldiers prepare to march in President Trump’s military parade, what exactly will we see? Source link
They Fell in Love to the Soundtrack of R&B
Debra Robinson and Andre Galloway bonded over love songs. At Sismas, a holiday event, their favorite song, “Good Luck Charm” by Jagged Edge, signaled a new chapter in their relationship. Source link
What’s Black and White and Began with a Message on LinkedIn?
Colette Laxton and Mark Curry use the two-color scheme for the packaging on the products for their company, the Inkey List, and as a philosophy for their relationship — “total honesty always,” as she put it. Source link
A Celebration With Big ‘Jamaican-Nigerian Energy’
Kunle Apampa, who is Nigerian, and Nia Mitchell, who is Jamaican, infused both of their cultures into their wedding festivities. Source link
Building Things Together Became Their ‘Love Language’
Van Bloys and Joe Whited, who met at a party 13 years ago, built a solid foundation in their relationship through real estate projects. Source link
Oh No, They Think He’s My Husband
My father and I were the only non-couple on the couples cruise. Source link
Brian Wilson and Beach Boys’ Style Showed What California Living Looked Like
In Pendleton shirts and khakis, Mr. Wilson and the Beach Boys showed the world what easy Southern California living looked like. Source link