The New York Times – Sports:
Larry Miller has written a book revealing that at age 16, in 1965, he murdered someone. The disclosure blindsided the family of the victim, whose name he never mentioned.
Category: Content Type: Personal Profile
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She Wrote About the Family Babysitter
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Flora Collins, the daughter of Amy Fine Collins, has a debut novel, “Nanny Dearest.”
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Lady Gaga and Ridley Scott on ‘House of Gucci’: When Beauty Turns Ugly
The New York Times – Film:
To play a fashionista willing to kill in the director’s fact-based drama, his star plunged deeply into character. “How could I possibly turn it off?” she said.
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A New Line of Face Oils, Made With Well-Loved Plants
The New York Times – T Magazine:
The artist Lia Chavez’s latest project, Hildegaard, features botanical ingredients she grows herself on Long Island.
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Jon Hopkins’s Psychedelic Journey to a New Way of Creating Music
The New York Times – Music:
For more than a decade, the British producer’s muscle and grace made him a festival favorite. His new album, “Music for Psychedelic Therapy,” takes an unexpectedly quiet turn.
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Jacqueline de Jong Paints It All
The New York Times – T Magazine:
At 82, the artist continues to make works that respond to the world around her, whether they comment on the migrant crisis or transform the potatoes she grows in her garden.
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How an Artist Listens to the Voices in His Head
The New York Times – Music:
Josh Ritter talks about how his novel “The Great Glorious Goddamn of It All” changed as he wrote it and the importance of creative work that doesn’t eat up its creator.
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A Quiet Studio With a Home-Court Advantage
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Tim Burns, who trains basketball players, including N.B.A. pros, found a studio in Brooklyn for $3,150. His favorite amenity: the basketball court.