Sadiba Hasan

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Sadiba Hasan |Rachel Sherman |Sarah Bahr

Out & AboutPop stars, club kids and the mayor of New York City kept the festivities going into the early morning hours. From left, Mohogany, Burna Boy and Shaboozey at Boom, the club at the top of the Standard Hotel in the West Village. Credit...

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Sadiba Hasan

Nicolas Heller and Naomi Otsu celebrated their wedding and New York - complete with pastrami sandwiches and his recurring characters. Nicolas Gianni Heller and Naomi Jenny Otsu describe themselves as "such millennials." They bonded over being awkward in front of a camera, and they prefer to avoid the spotlight because they "hate being perceived," Ms. Otsu said.

3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Sadiba Hasan

Ten minutes into Gregg Bonti and Alex Randall's first date, Mr. Bonti was smitten. "I'm going to marry this man or he's going to ruin my life," he said. When Alex Patrick Randall and Gregg Kittredge Bonti signed and submitted papers to become registered domestic partners at Brooklyn Borough Hall on April 5, 2024, the ground beneath them shook. An earthquake had rattled New York City. "We like to joke that our love moved the Earth," Mr. Randall said. The couple met in October 2021.

4 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Sadiba Hasan

Savage x Fenty's new collection is the latest entry on a list of times the singer and her partner, ASAP Rocky, have alluded to being engaged. On Tuesday, Rihanna announced a new bridal collection from her lingerie company, Savage x Fenty, with a retro-style video on Instagram. Wearing a lacy pink lingerie set paired with matching thigh-high stockings and a mini veil, all from the collection, she posed beside a massive wedding cake on top of a table before kicking the cake to the ground.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Sadiba Hasan |Amir Hamja

Her daughters then stepped away from the kitchen to set up the dining table with a new tablecloth purchased on a trip to Morocco. They had also changed the bedsheets and cleaned the curtains, a practice that Ms. Diallo carried on from her own mother in Thiès, Senegal. "There is a myth that said that Eid should find everything clean," explained Ms. Diallo, who moved to New York with her family in 2006. "No dirty clothes, nothing.