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April 2013

Features

Novel Destinations

Novel Destinations

You’ve always brought a book on vacation. Now it’s your guide.

Pattern Play

Pattern Play

If spring is a sight for sore eyes, so are these styles, rich with patterns and color, fresh twists on timeless pieces. Go ahead and play—get frisky with these fashions. After all, that’s what...

Columns

Last Word: Repeat After Me

Sex, typing, and the simple advice that could save your life

Culture: Frozen in Time

A new documentary reveals America’s greatest entertainment: A story of Obsession, Family, and Faded glory—on ice.

Sue Z: Sue Z.'s Finds

Spring foods, where to find locally designed wooden spoons and bowls, and a family-run, free-range egg producer you will love for Easter

Departments

Best Bets: April 2013 Arts Calendar

What you need to do, see, and hear this month

Profile: Men of Letters

A Nobel Prize, a National Book Award, and a friendship for the ages

Shops: Curating Couture

Patric Richardson's Consignment Heaven

Quick Bite: World Street Kitchen

The World Street Kitchen, a Mediterranean restaurant expertly feeding the Internet generation’s hunger for international snack foods.

Quick Bite: Foxy Falafel

Foxy Falafel with a minimalist cool befitting the Middle Eastern snack

Quick Bite: Smack Shack

Curious diners gather around the double-decker lobster tank and 100-gallon kettle, where the main attraction turns into a meal.

Retail News: April-May 2013 Style File

Check out Homemade Craft and decor items to style up you home. Along with stylish Japanese-Cotton ties and a great way to show off your fabulous wines.

Expert: Designed to Last

Nine interior-design trends that will go the distance

Finds: Into the Woods

Bring spring inside with rustic-chic accessories highlighted with pops of emerald green.

Insider: Kings of the Forest

One big, swinging local legend plays another

Q&A: Being Trampled By Turtles

Mandolin maestro Erik Berry on success, hats, and why standing is better than sitting

Q&A: Straight from the Heart

Lucy Michelle on rock royalty, the worst jitters ever, and her jubilant new solo album

Transformations: Perfect Fit

A pop of color and the right fit are the keys to looking chic at any age.

Food & Drink: What kitchen tools do chefs rely on at home?

Kitchen tools chefs rely on at home

Food & Drink: Borough

Can a restaurant define a neighborhood?

Scene: Music For All

The advocates for community through musical excellence turn up the volume on music-education fundraising

Scene: Fight for the Kids

Raising awareness and funds to prevent fetal alcohol syndrome

Scene: Make a Date to Save a Life

The Children’s Cancer Research Fund raises funds to bring a cure closer