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Books

A Warning to Women of a Certain Age: Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Nightdress

By ALLISON PEARSON | May 29th 2018

Pamela Druckerman — horrified when waiters began calling her “madame,” not “mademoiselle” — has written a book about women and middle age, “There Are No Grown-Ups.”

Style

My Relationship Makes Me Feel Excruciatingly Lonely. But I Love Her!

By CHERYL STRAYED and STEVE ALMOND | May 29th 2018

A 22-year-old says his relationship makes him miserable. So why does he stay?

Change is painful.

Style

One Door Closes, and an Uber Door Opens. Love Follows.

By ABBY ELLIN | May 29th 2018

For some people, car services like Uber and Via provide more than just transportation. They turn out to be vehicles for meeting their beloved.

Mixing and exposure help.

Climate

6 Things You’re Recycling Wrong

By LIVIA ALBECK-RIPKA | May 29th 2018

Can you recycle coffee cups or greasy pizza boxes? If you’re tossing things in the recycling bin out of sheer hope, you might be an “aspirational recycler.”

Style

Jeans, Made in the … U.K.?

By GRACE COOK | May 29th 2018

The British are coming for the United States denim market.

Jeans are catchy.

Magazine

Malcolm Gladwell Likes Things Better in Canada

Interview by DAN AMIRA | May 29th 2018

The journalist on mass shootings, not believing in prisons and if Donald Trump has gotten in his 10,000 hours of practice for presidential greatness.

Well

Put a Ring on It? Millennial Couples Are in No Hurry

By RONI CARYN RABIN | May 29th 2018

Young adults not only marry and have children later than previous generations, they take more time to get to know each other before tying the knot.

Fashion & Style

Nicolas Ghesquière Still Has Something He Wants to Say at Louis Vuitton

By VANESSA FRIEDMAN | May 29th 2018

And he said a lot of it at the brand’s cruise show in the south of France.

Food

Organic Egg Ratings at Your Fingertips

By FLORENCE FABRICANT | May 29th 2018

A resource helps consumers navigate labels on about 150 brands of eggs.

Books

She Was a Model for Impressionist Masters. Then She Became One Herself.

By KATHRYN HARRISON | May 29th 2018

Suzanne Valadon was too poor to study art, but as Catherine Hewitt makes clear in a new biography, “Renoir’s Dancer,” she learned a lot by posing for the great painters of her time.