Liriel Higa

The “Crazy Rich Asians” actor spends time in Chinatown getting massages and shopping. He’s also looking for stores willing to sell his new sock line.

Tips from a centenarian and others on the road to a long life.

The comedian is a big believer in grocery shopping, a proper egg white-to-yolk ratio, Mets games and daily chats with his parents.

Ms. Cohen, who won a silver medal in 2006, now works for Morgan Stanley, and like many New Yorkers, likes to slow down on the weekends, enjoying sleep, friends and nice meals.

Corporations like AT&T are doing more to reckon with the abuse than the sport’s governing body.

Start by listening. If you’re wrong, acknowledge it.

Start by listening. If you’re wrong, acknowledge it.

Called the “best gymnast that has ever lived”, there are still some milestones for which she won’t be eligible.

Sometimes working for Nicholas Kristof means getting to meet Malala Yousafzai. Other times, it means watching a grainy, covertly recorded video of chickens’ necks being slit.

Liriel Higa looks back on two years of embassy cajoling, expense tallying and, oh yes, fact-checking those myriad “back-of-the-envelope calculations.”

Can a gum reduce tooth decay in urban slums? Sweet Bites, formed by five friends from the University of Pennsylvania, is trying to do just that.