Thanks to the success of biotech companies like Novo Nordisk—makers of Ozempic and Wegovy—the prestigious college town has fattened up.
Psych 101
Shrinks Gone Wild
Do you suspect your therapist needs a therapist? Here, patients reveal the moment they knew it was time to take their business, and their brains, elsewhere . . .
Bad behavior
How to be a terrible houseguest
What to do to guarantee you are never, ever invited back (and how to make sure you are).
Trends
Polo—without a horse
The fast-growing sport of Roda Polo, where e-wheels sub for hooves.
Trends
New money in Maine
Thanks to the WFH shift of the pandemic, the Pine Tree State is seeing an influx of new deals and deal makers.
Seasterhood
So, you want to be a mermaid?
Donning a fin and taking to the water is a growing, global, $500-million-dollar industry.
Making merry
Raveonomics
The stately home music festival season is in full swing in the UK. But how—and why—do the landed gentry host rural rave-ups in their country piles?
Big Spenders
Competitive Baby-Gift Giving
A Fendi monogrammed diaper changing bag? $2,292. The reaction of the other baby shower guests? Priceless.
Puppy Talk
Bracco Italiano: The New Dog in Town
The 200th breed recognized by the American Kennel Club is greenlighted for this year’s Westminster Dog Show.
Trends
Fido’s Fortune: Pets Inherit Millions from Wealthy Owners
At what price happiness? Well, if your pet brings you joy, when you die, that price might be very high indeed.
Florida Dispatch
Wall Street South
Post-pandemic Palm Beach feels increasingly like a seaside Manhattan. Just add palm trees and pastels.
Fashion
Kirna Zabête Opens Uptown
Downtown retail maven Beth Buccini is opening a new Steven Gambrel-designed boutique on Madison Avenue.