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An Eighty-Year-Old Gets a Dancing Dragon Tattoo
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The Life, Times, and Traumas of a Curlyhead
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An Eighty-Year-Old Gets a Dancing Dragon Tattoo
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Our Book Reviews are Back. Part 2: Nonfiction
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Leopoldstadt on Broadway: A Review
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The Promiscuous Gardener
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The Man Who Loved Movies
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A Book That’ll Jolt Your Mind
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Roll Over, Beethoven—This Time for Women
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From Baroque to contemporary music, female composers at last are getting their due By George...
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The Story of My Half-a-Knee Surgery
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Boy Wonder at Mid-Career
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Immersion in the surrounding space—in Italy—is part of the subject By MADDINE...
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A Jab and a Bubble in the Eye
Roberta Hershenson
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Baton-Wielding, Arm-Waving Women
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Whither Orchestras and Symphony Halls?
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A Foot in the Door
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Women filmmakers and female characters had starring roles in 2020 By Nancy...
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Don’t Stop Reading Now
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Music Gets an Overhaul
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Like us, our city has been sheltering in place How and when will it recover, and will it ever be...
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Subversive Needlework
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Quarantine time well spent—a needlework fiend stitches absurd quotes from Trump speeches and...
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Corona Chronicles
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With accommodations, daily life goes on during this bizarre time Five New Yorkers tell their...
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Staying Active While Sheltering in Place
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A New York OB/GYN’s COVID-19 Advice
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Got the COVID-19 Blues? Go online and ditch ’em!
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Day of Reckoning
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No birthday parties Commemorate your special day with moments of glory and souls of all ages By...
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Is this Swedish import a gourmet dining and shopping mall with photo exhibits attached Or a...
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The Wonderful New World of Wigs
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Peter was not coming home Letting go required a long goodbye to his possessions, too By Ellen...
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NYC’s Organizations for Older Adults, Part 2
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Courtroom Artists’ Rogues Gallery
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Jeffrey Epstein, Harvey Weinstein, Bernie Madoff—when cameras are banned, artists capture the key...
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New York City has long been famed for its skyline Now, New Yorkers can be atop that skyline, thanks...
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Selling a house is a very emotional experience, and just because people make the decision to sell...
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Singing Together for a Second Act
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Choral singing can be fun, challenging and healthy and you needn’t be a pro to feel like a star...
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A jam-packed exotic antiques store downtown and a singular pharmacy uptown have a lot more in...
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The Marvelous Museums of London
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Extraordinary museums are just waiting to be discovered across the pond—The Museum of Brands or...
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Living in a second-floor apartment in New York City has its ups and downs By Ellen...
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Ellen Freed
How to counteract the daily doses of anger, anxiety, and stress by stimulating positive human...
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Just in Time: The Statue of Liberty Museum
Suzanne Charlé
As the president rails against immigrants, a new museum opens on Liberty Island, examining...
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Household Effects: an Illustrated Inventory
Ellen Stern
The objects you love may have more than sentimental value Here’s a way to save their past for...
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By the simple act of sharing a meal, Dining for Women members fund grassroots organizations that...
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All those vacancies Are they part of a paradigm shift (Yes) Will mom-and-pop shops survive or even...
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Sally Wendkos Olds
Will Schwalbe was a voracious reader who spent the last two years of his mother’s life sharing...
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New York City Public Libraries’ Mail-a-Book and Books by Mail programs send books, videos and...
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Sally Wendkos Olds
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Linda Dyett
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Some 37 million Americans snore regularly according to the National Sleep Foundation, so if you...
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iPhones and streaming and Ebay, oh my And what I don’t miss from the past century By Annie...
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Members of “Elder Wisdom Circle” provide support and advice for young people who look to...
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The stuff we’ve accumulated over the decades is reaching epidemic proportions, taking up valuable...
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Indoor potted plants can remove up to 87 percent of air pollutants in 24 hours By Rona...
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Jump-start spring with remedies for parched, slack, confused New York City winter skin By Linda...
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Sally Wendkos Olds
What some therapists say about saving a marriage unhinged by infidelity By Sally Wendkos...
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Makeup is almost passé in New York City The look today is all about artlessness, authenticity and...
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The demand for all-female travel groups has increased by leaps and bounds, pushing travel...
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When Ron began behaving erratically, I decided to look him up on Instant Checkmate’s extensive...
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Here’s how two women with vastly different careers—an educator and a...
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Companies that soundproof windows, floors, and walls are in high demand By Georgetta Lordi...
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Why late in life I became a neo-feminist By Nancy Weber “What do you...
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Powerhouse ingredients and products that work—no appointment needed! By Linda...
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Even if you’re not as agile as a 30-year-old, you can still pedal through rolling hills and...
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Gray hair used to be unfashionable and unforgiving; these days it’s sexy and a signature for many...
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Women who don’t lunch—but launch new careers in their sixties, making the most of their...
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Lips and cheeks are where the action is, while eyes are subtle and tame By Linda...
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A versatile, affordable dressmaker who can update a favorite outfit or copy a Chanel is a...
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