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Benoist de Sinety, former vicar general of Paris, was on his scooter that April evening in 2019, driving across the Pont Neuf toward the Left Bank when he spotted flames in his rearview mirror billowing from under the eaves of Notre-Dame. He cursed, made a U-turn and sped toward the cathedral. Mary Queen of Scots […] More
Recipe EditorsGenevieve Ko and Adina Steiman. Food PhotographyDavid Malosh for the New York Times. (Thanksgiving Turkey Chili, Cranberry Mold, Umami Crab Mac & Cheese, Pumpkin Mouuse Tart, Beef Wellington, Carrot Salad with Cashews and Oranges, Big Martha’s Mashed Potatoes, Corn Bake, Diced Radish Kimchi, Squash and Coconut Custard, Creamed Kale, Turkey Clubhouse Sandwich). Christopher Testani […] More
Meet three women who are celebrating, and remixing, Black dance. Every image here of the dancers Ayodele Casel, LaTasha Barnes and Camille Brown is strikingly contemporary. All artists at the cutting edge of dance today, they regularly perform for rapt audiences. But if you were to cast their angled bodies, brilliant smiles and euphoric turns […] More
What can I do to take good care of my brain and lower my risk for a neurological disease? That’s the No. 1 question neurologist Dr. Jonathan Rosand hears from his patients (and their family members) at the Massachusetts General Hospital McCance Center for Brain Health. To help answer it, he and his colleagues, with […] More
The mucus and hairs in your nose can trap larger particles, and the mucus and cilia in your upper airway can catch some as well, said Luke Montrose, an environmental toxicologist at Colorado State University. But some PM2.5 or smaller particles can bypass these defenses and penetrate the deepest parts of your lungs. Dr. Montrose […] More
