Jay-Z Discusses Rap, Marriage and Being a Black Man in Trump’s America
The music mogul talks with The New York Times’s executive editor at the close of an eventful year.
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T's Dec. 3 Holiday Issue
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CreditNick Bentgen Jenna Lyons’s Space of Her Own
The woman who launched a generation of copycats makes a home that’s truly inimitable.
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CreditSimon Watson Malta, Where the West Was Born
The country has been home to the Phoenicians, the Greeks, the Romans and the Ottomans — which might explain the allure of this Mediterranean gem.
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CreditAlex Majoli The New Generation of Character Actors
Once strictly supporting names, these performers have now emerged as key players in a changing Hollywood.
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CreditPhotograph by Emiliano Granado. Grooming by Jessi Butterfield at Tracey Mattingly
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TimesVideoHouse Tour | Jenna Lyons
15 things we love in her inimitable SoHo loft.
By Barbara Anastacio
Marco Zanini Captures His Italian Trip — in Polaroids
The designer for Santoni documents his excursion to Italy's Marche region exclusively for T.
By Isabel Wilkinson
In the Studio With the Artist Who Painted Jay-Z
Henry Taylor, who made two works for T magazine’s holiday issue, reflects on his art — and on the music mogul.
By Janelle Zara
Editor’s LetterT’s Holiday Issue: Editor’s Letter
There were many reasons we were honored to have The New York Times’s executive editor, Dean Baquet, interview our cover subject, Jay-Z.
By Hanya Yanagihara
Profile in StyleA Designer Inspired by Italy — and Scandinavia
Born to a Swedish mother and an Italian father, Santoni’s Marco Zanini marries color and craftsmanship with efficiency and minimalism.
By Lindsay Talbot
A Film That Pays Homage to the Bygone Era of London Couture
Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Phantom Thread” finds its inspiration in the eccentric figures of the 1950s — and celebrates fashion’s enduring sense of fantasy.
By Alexander Fury
The Illustrated Interview: Ricky Gervais
The actor and comedian did his illustrations from his London home with a Sharpie.
By Gabé Doppelt
Surreal Gifts for Unreal Times
A guide of artful objects that pay homage to fleeting or quotidian forms.
By Nancy Hass
The Sweet Rewards of Bitter Food
Sugar, spice, salt, fat: All are easy to love. So what explains our current craze for bad tastes?
By Hannah Goldfield
Subtly Sheer Clothes — for Fall
Delicate and transparent garments — skirts, shifts and blouses — depart from the boudoir.
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