NYT Life & Style

1. Conor Kennedy and Giulia Be Married in Rio

   The couple’s three-day wedding celebration in Rio de Janeiro brought together two families with political ties as rising tensions surround Brazil’s presidential election.

2. Keeping the Cookout Going

   Black barbecues have long offered a joyful, safe space for attendees. A new generation is determined to keep the fires burning.

3. Charlotte Collet Will Make You Rethink How to Wear a Shirt

   Charlotte Collet helps many of the biggest brands in fashion. But there are lessons for us all in her styling.

4. Are We Too Uptight About Feet?

   Plus: Your thoughts on my in-office shorts and Beams in Malibu.

5. Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez Get Married

   After nearly a decade together and five children in their blended family, the couple reportedly married in an intimate ceremony.

6. Netflix, Ruth E. Carter and Lil’ Flip: It’s August on Martha’s Vineyard.

   The Massachusetts island is booming as an epicenter of Black joy, cultural power and corporate investment.

7. ‘Hacks’ Follows a New Playbook for the Emmys: A Live Performance

   Courting Emmy voters, the stars and creators of the HBO Max series got into character for “Deborah Vance & Friends & Enemies Live!”

8. Austin Leans Into All Things Matthew McConaughey

   The city celebrated one of its favorite Texas movie stars with a cinema bearing his name, ahead of the release of “The Rivals of Amziah King.”

9. Sun’s Out, UV Umbrellas Out

   Coming soon: more sun-blocking umbrellas, everywhere.

10. They Made the Skirt of the Week

    The design duo behind Chopova Lowena on Alexander Skarsgard’s red carpet look.

11. ‘You Can See Everything’ and the Scrambled Egg Moment

    A moment at home between Elizabeth Holmes and her fiancé Billy Evans set off a broader debate.

12. Why Has This Teenager Tracked Down 11,377 Moths Since April?

    Violet Clinton is doing award-winning entomological field research. Her dad still has to buy the beer for her moth bait.

13. When My Husband Blacked Out, I Crash-Landed Our Plane

    Would I ever fly again?

14. Walking Into the Wrong Movie Was Just the Start of Their Own Rom-Com

    Josh Guttman and Julia Mazza both love movies — and each other.

15. Building, Then Rebuilding, a Life Together After the Palisades Fire

    David Goldblum and Andrea Martinez lost everything in 2025. “I had no possessions,” she said. “But I had the one person that mattered.”

16. What Happened in Vegas Took Years to Develop

    After several “electric” meet-ups in Las Vegas during college, it took Benjamin Glasser and Jacquelyn Silverman six years to meet again.

17. Caleb Freundlich, Julianne Moore’s Son, and Kibriyaá Morgan Marry

    Kibriyaá Morgan and Caleb Freundlich had been in each other’s orbit since early childhood. It took a mutual friend and glowing reviews from his mother, the actress Julianne Moore, to bring them together in college.

18. Finding Many Things in Common, Big and Small

    “I’d never connected with anyone just like me,” said Casey Echols of Kyle Sutton. Their interests included snowboarding and the Grateful Dead.

19. No Sleep Till the End of ‘The Bell Jar’

    Spending seven hours and 51 minutes at the second annual marathon reading of Sylvia Plath’s novel in Manhattan.

20. Plaza Weddings Canceled Amid Renovation: ‘We Were Blindsided’

    As the hotel announced it would close for at least four years, some couples with events next year were left scrambling to find new venues.