Extravagant Wedding Cakes Rise Again
Couples are returning to big weddings with show-off cakes.
View ArticleChecker Cabs Return to Gotham
The Checker Car Club of America is holding its annual conference in New York, putting the beloved, tanklike cars on display in Brooklyn.
View ArticleFollow That Cab! Vintage Checkers Flock to Brooklyn
The Checker cab returns to New York City, in a big yellow exhibition of more than 50 cars and those celebrated jump seats.
View ArticlePolishing Its Past and Preparing Its Future
From murals to museums, walking tours to harbor cruises, opportunities for discovery abound on the Cape Ann peninsula of Massachusetts, an area in transition.
View ArticleCafe Edison, a Broadway Haunt, Is Closing
The 34-year-old coffee shop, home of Broadway deals and Eastern European Jewish cooking, has been asked to leave by the owner of the Edison Hotel, the restaurant’s manager said.
View ArticleRingling Circus Camels, One Hump or Two, Are Singular Attractions
Two varieties of camels and their Mongolian riders are featured in the latest edition of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus.
View ArticleTruffles Travel Well for D’Artagnan
Despite a few flames, the purveyor of fine foods makes a successful move to a larger warehouse.
View ArticleJoshua Jay and Anna Kloots: A Magician Marries His Assistant
They knew it had to be permanent if they would be traveling the world together performing magic.
View ArticleLeonard Kamsler, a Dissecting Golf Photographer, Dies at 85
He pioneered the use of strobe photography to break down a golfer’s swing. He was also innovative, even crafty, in documenting P.G.A. tournaments for decades.
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