When I walked into a concert last month, I was handed a bingo card. The phrases on squares prompted me to find people who had the same favorite color as I did, or had traveled recently — meaning I’d have to speak with strangers. The activity seemed more aligned with a bridal shower than an…
Modern life often pushes many of us to delay dinner- between long work hours, social obligations, commuting, or screen time, we end up eating late and sometimes going to bed soon after. While a heavy or late dinner may seem harmless, mounting evidence suggests that the timing of our last meal of the day matters-…
President Trump is scheduled to dine with tech executives from Apple, Meta, Google and OpenAI on Thursday night at a White House event in the newly renovated Rose Garden. The gathering is the latest example of how the world’s most powerful tech leaders are forging stronger ties with Trump’s second administration. There’s one high-profile tech…
New York City is already revving up for fashion week. What’s a better way to spark the engine than a party co-hosted by Salt Murphy and PAPER Magazine? PAPER teamed up with the Australia-born, Paris-based menswear label on a dinner party at neighborhood haunt Do Not Disturb, the event doubling as a preview of the…
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Dr. Dana Ellis Hunnes, a senior clinical inpatient dietitian at Ronald Reagan-UCLA Medical Center. After a relaxing summer, getting into the rhythm of back-to-school can feel a little overwhelming at first. Especially that first week, everyone’s grappling with the same stuff like supply runs, being on…
Not to state the obvious, but we’re at a pretty…turbulent point in nutrition discourse. Over the last few months, newly appointed US Department of Health and Human Services secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has spearheaded the rise of the “Make America Healthy Again” movement and waged all-out war on the food industry, attacking sugar, ultraprocessed…