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Food for Thought

Woe is the postmodern parent. On one hand, you’ll do anything to protect your pumpkin from chemicals and junk.

But you’re just no good at playing the mean, carob-obsessed, no-treats-ever food fascist, either.

Before you call the parents’ support group, give Homemade ...

The Weekend Guide

Wrestle your sorry self off the couch and beat the heat this weekend.

SEE
Half Nelson
What:
Ryan Gosling (looking hot) plays a drug addict/history teacher who befriends one of his troubled students in this dark, riveting drama.
Why: Some glasses ...

Food for Thought

The nerve of some people. They think just because they wine and dine you, they get to see you naked.

Next time you extract a price from those you lavish with food and drink, make sure it’s one they’re willing ...

Out of the Blue

Jonathan Safran Foer.
Donna Tartt.
Zadie Smith.
Dave Eggers.  
Marisha Pessl.

Mari-who? Don’t worry, no one else has heard of her, either. But that’s about to change, as Pessl joins the ranks of literary wunderkinds with her zany, erudite, page-turning ...

Toast of the Town

Despite your spending your tweens in black leggings and freshman year hiding out under a shaggy gray wig, Interview still won’t return your calls.

Cult status may have eluded you thus far, but no doubt, you’ve got something to say. So let ...

Go Mog Wild

You had already booked two tickets to paradise with Mr. Perfect when he decided to play you his all-time favorite song — by Michael Bolton.

How could you have been so wrong?

Avoid future deal breakers by creating your own ...

Different Strokes

Unquestionably original. A total masterpiece. And startlingly fresh.

Of course we’re talking about your cherished little peanut. But that description also fits the ultra-colorful, marvelously inspired paintings and prints (“happy art for kids”) created by Jennie Villanueva.

The California-based artist ...

The Weekend Guide

Beach reads, icy treats, and running around in your skivvies? It must be friggin’ August.

EAT
Flowers
What:
Edible Johnny-jump-ups, pansies, nasturtiums, and calendula make a lovely gift for any hostess.
Why: It’s a floral — and oral — fixation.
Where: