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The Five Pieces You Should Absolutely Make Time for at Frieze New York
The most resonant pieces at Frieze revel in their ambiguity. Casey Kelbaugh/CKA Every year, New Yorkers eager to see what’s new at the city’s edition of Frieze trek out to The Shed at Hudson Yards, a building used for this art fair, a silly play about Robert Moses and presumably other purposes. Standing in the…
Read MoreThe Worst Thing to Say to a New Mom
New moms eventually come up for air, in between bottle-feeding and changing diapers and wiping away their baby’s tears—or their own. And usually, the first adult they’ve spoken to in days will say something like: “Enjoy every moment! It goes by so fast!” Run-of-the-mill pleasantry? Or a glaring example of toxic positivity? Try the latter.…
Read MoreThe 10 Best New Restaurants to Check Out in New York City This May
May is a bit of a confusing time in New York, weather-wise: are we indoor people or outdoor people? This means that what you might be craving for dinner on any given night can vacillate wildly, from soups to spritzes. Perhaps it’s no coincidence, then, that this month’s new restaurants are also a bit of…
Read MoreJeremy Hefner’s masterpiece as Mets pitching coach all began with a fateful phone call
Kodai Senga has the best numbers of anyone on the Mets this season, but it’s the pitcher with the 4.65 career ERA who might be having the better season. Because it’s pitching coach Jeremy Hefner who has guided the Mets to an MLB-best 2.89 ERA despite dealing with injuries to key pitchers in the rotation…
Read MoreConfession: I’m a Fashion Snob and I’m Obsessed With Amazon’s Breezy & Summer-Ready Tops, Starting at $9
Our writers and editors independently determine what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, E! may earn a commission. Learn more. As someone who usually picks aesthetic over appropriate, I’ve definitely spent one too many spring/summer days melting in a cute-but-sweaty outfit. But not this year. After surviving some truly steamy commutes, I’m…
Read MoreMercury is entering Taurus — time for these zodiac signs to slow down and disconnect
Mercury, our planet of the mind and mouth, is leaving the hyper-expressive, never subtle, fight or flight fires of Aries this week and setting up shop in the fixed dirt of Taurus. Mercury enters Taurus on May 10th at 8:15 a.m. EST and will remain in the belly of the bull until May 25th when…
Read MoreCountry singer Morgan Wallen ditches ACM Awards seemingly to hangout with Tom Brady
Are you thinkin’ ’bout me? Country superstar Morgan Wallen seemingly skipped the 60th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards on Thursday night to hang out with former NFL quarterback Tom Brady. The “Last Night” singer appeared to ditch the star-studded event in Frisco, Texas — just north of the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area — to…
Read MoreCruise ship passengers must pay fee upon arriving in Mexico starting July 1
SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — Starting July 1, cruise-ship passengers arriving in any Mexican port will have to pay a $5 visitor fee. The Mexican government and the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association arrived at a compromise this week to implement the tariff on visitors. The FCCA represents 95% of cruise ships that make ports of call…
Read MoreFlirting Lessons Author Jasmine Guillory Reveals Her Favorite—and Least Favorite—Rom-Com Tropes
From slow burns to love triangles and everything in between, author Jasmine Guillory is certainly no stranger to romance tropes. She’s even been known to create some of her own. Indeed, Guillory’s wildly successful 2018 novel The Proposal follows Nikole, who—after her boyfriend of five months unexpectedly, undesirably and very publicly proposes to her—is swept…
Read MoreNBA Hall-of-Famer Paul Pierce says he walked 20 miles in robe to pay off on-air bet
(KTLA) – Don’t let anyone ever tell you Paul Pierce isn’t a man of his word. On Thursday, the Boston Celtics legend and former Los Angeles Clippers player appeared to make good on a promise to walk to work in his robe from his home somewhere in the San Fernando Valley to the Fox Sports…
Read MoreMore Igloo coolers recalled after 26 fingertip amputations
(NEXSTAR) — Igloo is expanding a February recall of over 1 million of its 90-quart Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers after the company says it has since received reports of 78 fingertip injuries, 26 fingertip amputations, bone fractures and slashes. Now, the company is recalling an additional 130,000 coolers in the U.S. over the same…
Read MoreLiberty Hill's Kent Walker taking over as head football coach at Blanco
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Liberty Hill head football coach Kent Walker is moving on. Walker is expected to be named the athletic director and head football coach at Blanco following the school district’s board meeting Friday. The meeting agenda indicates that it will be discussed in executive session. Liberty Hill coach Kent Walker addresses the team…
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