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    Becoming a Man

    What I learned about masculinity from my father, my father-in-law and my own transition.

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    How to Sing in Tune

    True amusia is rare — if you can hear pitch shifts, you can sing them. Just trust yourself and sing more.

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    The Fog of Rudy

    Did he change — or did America?

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    PhotoThe intimacy coordinator Chelsea Pace working with Ryan Meyer (lying on his back) and Josh Fulton during a rehearsal for the short film “1781” in Ossining, N.Y.
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    The Sex Scene Evolves for the #MeToo Era

    Studios and theaters are hiring intimacy coordinators to help actors. The twist: They’re also making the scenes sexier.

  1. Screenland

    Michael Bloomberg’s Radically Conventional Campaign Against Donald Trump

    The New York mayor has spent hundreds of millions of dollars attacking the president’s policies rather than his personality.

    By Jason Zengerle

  2. STUDIES SHOW

    Can Mindfulness Evolve From Wellness Pursuit to Medical Treatment?

    Maybe — if researchers can figure out how to a measure a “dose,” for starters.

    By Kim Tingley

  3. eat

    End Your Meal Elegantly With Candied Oranges

    They are as beautiful as French glacéed fruits but easier to make and much more refreshing.

    By Gabrielle Hamilton

  4. at war

    An Old Army Myth That Went Unchallenged for Too Long

    A Times reporter explains how he started investigating a gulf war-era tale of artillery superiority and its questionable origins.

    By John Ismay

  5. Judge John Hodgman

    Judge John Hodgman on Grocery Store Baskets

    If you repeatedly forget to grab one upon entering the store, how should your partner point this out to you?

    By Judge John Hodgman

  6. Poem: Return to Nushagak

    This traveling meditational poem brings us to the far north, in a conversation. One of those places in this world where people are not always on their way to somewhere else. 

    By John Brandi and Naomi Shihab Nye

  7. Issue 1.19.19

    Behind the Cover: The Fog of Rudy

    For this issue, a different look at one New York character who is no stranger to media coverage. 

  8. A Myth That Won’t Die About a Gulf War Weapon, and Why It Matters

    Pentagon leaders have repeated a tall tale about artillery that was used against Iraqi troops during Desert Storm. For the Army, the fiction began right at the very top.

    By John Ismay

  9. Eat

    Chinese Roast Pork on Garlic Bread: What More Could You Want?

    One of the great New York sandwiches, courtesy of China, Italy and the Catskills.

    By Sam Sifton

  10. Diagnosis

    Why Did the Woman’s Finger Turn Numb and Blue?

    Out of nowhere a woman notices that, though her middle finger doesn’t hurt, it does not look or feel normal.

    By Lisa Sanders, M.D.