Clay Felker remade American journalism—and had the kind of outsize life that even he might have found impressive. As witnessed by Gail Sheehy, Gloria Steinem, Gore Vidal, Milton Glaser, Richard Reeves, Lally Weymouth, and others, and told to Sarah Bernard and Aaron Latham.

Nineteen kids from two schools in Brooklyn tell us what they’re hoping to do this summer. Then we tell parents how to make it happen.

Picking a yoga practice in New York, where the options are limitless, is not such an easy task.

Sloane Miller, a.k.a. Allergic Girl, gives tips for safe eating and ordering.

In 1989, Zvi Cohen to the Upper East Side to open a locksmith company. Two decades later, he’s the owner of eight Basics Plus home stores.

Classes, clinics, and hit-arounds for kids.

Why the era of belted thong leotards and braided headbands is working its way back onto fitness schedules.

Jessica Queller’s written her life into a half-dozen teen TV shows. But how to handle a double mastectomy?

New York restaurants have started to install filtration systems and carbonating on the premises. But just because it’s “tap” doesn’t mean it’s free.

Eyelashes have become a powerful tool of seduction (viz. Penelope Tree). How to wear them, plus the new exercise, the liquid diet, and where to go now for a tan.