If you have a niche interest, there’s (probably) a podcast for it nowadays. I haven’t searched for it, but I guarantee there’s at least one good knitting podcast. There might even be seven! As you ease into what'll surely be a hell of a year for us all, there are plenty of shows that will make your life a little bit better. Whether it’s improving a skill, learning a bit of history, or gaining some perspective on things you might not have thought about too deeply, there's a podcast out there for you. |
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The style move was huge a decade ago. But has it lost its luster—or become part of the modern canon? |
| Level up with these essential button-ups. |
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For a year or so after my son was born, I found myself feeling angry at my father. Driving home from work, or pushing the baby’s stroller in the park, I would think of my father and feel my jaw tighten with resentment. It didn’t take long for me to figure out where it came from: the overwhelming love and protectiveness I felt toward my infant son, the pain I felt when I had to leave him, was not something I’d ever heard my father describe. It was not something I could imagine him feeling. Why didn’t he feel it? And how might I be different had I felt from my father, every day of my childhood, the visceral and attentive love I am helplessly driven to lavish on my own son? Who might I be? |
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Don’t sleep on these essentials. |
| From the 990 to the 550, the Boston-based brand just gets it. |
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Not to tip our cards or anything, but we're going to let you in on the fashion world's worst-kept secret: Menswear editors love—and I mean love—Uniqlo U. You can trace this impulse to two distinct but equally important influences. The first, of course, is Uniqlo. If you're into great clothes and you don't have a whole lot of money in your pocket, it's the go-to spot. The second is a seemingly universal regard for the designs Christophe Lemaire, who heads up Uniqlo U and blends utilitarianism and chicness like no other in his work for the brand. |
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