Entertainment
T Magazine: Food Matters | Alan Bird’s New Eatery Opens in a Five-Story Town House
A new restaurant in London’s vibrant neighborhood of Farringdon, Bird of Smithfield, offers a mix of British comfort food and steakhouse classics.
Motherlode Blog: Boy Scouts Lift Ban on Gay Youth
The Boy Scouts of America will now allow openly gay boys to join scouting troops, but will continue to exclude gay adults as leaders — a compromise that may satisfy no one.
On the Runway Blog: With Endorsements, Uniqlo Has a Knack for Picking Winners
If you are a betting person, you might want to keep an eye out for Uniqlo’s now familiar red square logo appearing on athletes in the future.
T Magazine: Market Report | Peaches and Apricots From Spring Collections
Shades of summer fruit are popping up everywhere. Here, warm pieces to mix and match for those first outdoor picnics.
Carolina Aguilar, Julian Dawes - Weddings
The bride is the manager of business development at Foreign Affairs magazine; the groom is a specialist in Impressionist and modern art at Sotheby’s.
Alexandra Mccullagh, Riley Newman: Alexandra McCullagh, Riley Newman - Weddings
The bride is a dancer with the San Francisco Ballet; the groom is the director of data science at a Web site for short-term home and apartment rentals worldwide.
Diana Al-Hadid, Jonathan Lott: Diana Al-Hadid, Jonathan Lott - Weddings
The bride is a sculptor; the groom owns an architectural firm.
Aja Falker, Shukree Tilghman - Weddings
The bride is a senior product manager at Macy’s; the groom is a documentary filmmaker, film editor and screenwriter.
Movie Review: ‘The English Teacher,’ Starring Julianne Moore
In “The English Teacher,” Julianne Moore plays a high school teacher leading a solitary life who suddenly takes a chance on a former star pupil with artistic ambitions.
Movie Review: ‘We Steal Secrets,’ a Documentary on WikiLeaks
Alex Gibney’s new documentary, “We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks,” traces the intertwined actions of Julian Assange and Pfc. Bradley Manning.
This Week’s Movies: May 24, 2013
The New York Times critics on "Before Midnight," "Fill the Void" and "We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks."
Critic’s Notebook: Many Films Still in Running at Cannes for Palme d’Or
Among the entries drawing attention at the Cannes Film Festival are Alexander Payne’s “Nebraska”; “Le Passé,” by Asghar Farhadi; and Lucía Puenzo’s “Wakolda.”
