What the Knicks’ Championship Means to New York

What the Knicks’ Championship Means to New York

Fans love the Knicks, but especially these Knicks. New York’s starters form a cohesive five. Three of them, Brunson, Hart, and Mikal Bridges, went to the same college, Villanova, Pope Leo’s alma mater, where Hart won an NCAA title and Brunson and Bridges won two. “My mayor’s still Muslim!” a fan shouted after the Game…

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Why Brexit Still Haunts British Politics

Why Brexit Still Haunts British Politics

Finally, there is politics. Labour have, since the 2024 election, lost a number of voters to parties on the liberal-left of the political spectrum, be that the Greens and Liberal Democrats, or Plaid Cymru in Wales and the SNP in Scotland. In this way, the party has lost more Remain backers than Leave backers, in…

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Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen’s Family: A Guide to the Twins’ Full House

Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen’s Family: A Guide to the Twins’ Full House

Dave Olsen and Jarnette Olsen Dave Olsen never expected daughters Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen to enter show business. “I didn’t even want to be bothered with it,” the golfer-turned-real-estate-professional shared in 1991 with The Washington Post—which noted his then-wife, former ballerina Jarnette Olsen, gave a talent agency a photo of their twins at the…

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Why Cutting Humans Too Fast Could Backfire in the A.I. Era

Why Cutting Humans Too Fast Could Backfire in the A.I. Era

A.I. is transforming business faster than almost any technology before it, but companies removing humans before systems are ready may be creating confusion rather than competitive advantage. Unsplash+ A recent ad from the A.I. company Narwhal Labs featured an image of a woman who was half human, half cybernetic machine alongside the tagline: “She Outworks…

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Our Favorite Looks from the Frick Collection Spring Garden Party

Our Favorite Looks from the Frick Collection Spring Garden Party

James Burn, Laurent Bergeron, Kent Monkman, Peter Jay Sharp, chief curator Aimee Ng, Brad Tinmouth, Harold Rafael and Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen director Axel Rüger. Matteo Prandoni/BFA.com The Frick Collection’s Fellows, Young Fellows and their sundry plus-ones turned out across two consecutive evenings—Tuesday, June 9, and Wednesday, June 10—for the museum’s annual Spring Garden Party.…

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Meet Steven Spielberg’s Family: A Guide to His 7 Kids

Meet Steven Spielberg’s Family: A Guide to His 7 Kids

Full disclosure: Steven Spielberg has a big family. In fact, the director of Disclosure Day—which debuts June 12—and his wife Kate Capshaw are parents to an expansive, blended family with seven children: Jessica Capshaw, 49; Max Spielberg, 40; Theo Spielberg, 37; Sasha Spielberg, 36; Sawyer Spielberg, 34; Mikaela Spielberg, 30, and Destry Allyn Spielberg, 29.…

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The Operating Room Where Anesthesia Was First Demonstrated Is Now a Landmark. But for the Men Who Claimed Credit, There Was Much Misery

The Operating Room Where Anesthesia Was First Demonstrated Is Now a Landmark. But for the Men Who Claimed Credit, There Was Much Misery

Medical procedures used to be a scream-filled endurance test until doctors at this Boston institution learned to tame the pain of patients Photographs by Ty Cole Text by Douglas Starr Summer 2026 The “Ether Dome” at Massachusetts General Hospital is now a National Historic Landmark. Ty Cole The most important demonstration in medical history was about…

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Sébastien Léon’s Material Exploration

Sébastien Léon’s Material Exploration

Sébastien Léon sees function not as a constraint but as a means of drawing viewers into perception-shifting experiences. Courtesy the artist Sébastien Léon doesn’t think in categories, nor does he fit into them. He’s a multi-hyphenate creator whose practice takes mediums, materials and forms at their most familiar and finds in them something fundamentally other.…

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