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Gary Sauce hovers over a vat of boiling oil, frying chicken cutlets. We’re in the rear kitchen of Antonio’s Italian Specialties, the three-year-old South Philly deli a block from Jefferson Methodist Hospital, where I was born. It’s where Sauce (real last name: Gerace) and his younger brother Joey make beloved hoagies like the Damien, which stars the restaurant’s thoroughly seasoned and fried-to-order cutlets. “What is the secret?” I ask Sauce. Dina Smith, who owns Antonio’s with her husband, Franco Saija, answers for him. “Cutlet Jesus,” she deadpans. Smith points to a miniature Christ statue, seemingly no taller than a Tic…
Days filled with seemingly endless sunlight, tables piled high with fresh seafood and fleetingly in-season strawberries, cozy lakeside cottages… there’s a lot to love about a Scandinavian summer. It all hits its stride in June, with the Swedish celebration of Midsummer, but the long stretches of sunlight continue well into the season. Experience it up close is by booking an Airbnb; whether it’s an apartment on the outskirts of Stockholm or a quiet escape that’s significantly more remote, a home of your own is the best way to truly get a feel for this special time of year.Vogue’s Guide to…
US President Donald Trump during a coal announcement in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Thursday, June 4, 2026. Samuel Corum | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump was loudly booed at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Monday night before the start of game three of the NBA Finals between the Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs.Trump’s attendance at the game caused waits of two hours or more for ticket-holding fans to enter the famed arena in Midtown Manhattan after security screening.The president’s motorcade passed signs that said “Nobody wants you…
Ninja EverClad Commercial-Grade Fry PanNinja C90026 EverClad Commercial-Grade Stainless-Steel 10.25″ Fry PanNinja is best known for its budget-friendly small appliances like air fryers and blenders, and the brand is relatively new to the cookware game. And like its appliances, its cookware performs fine and is very affordable. The frying pan heats quickly and adapts to temperature adjustments well. Our testers noticed that the cook surface’s center would rise in temp more quickly than its edges, but the discrepancy was small compared to similarly priced competitors. It is heavier than the All-Clad D3, and it requires two hands to move from…
An outpouring of grief filled my social media feeds at the sudden death, last week, of Marjane Satrapi, the 56-year-old French-Iranian author, artist, filmmaker, and activist, best known for her comic book memoir-slash-novel, Persepolis.Published in France in 2000, and three years later in a best-selling English translation, it used simple, black-and-white drawings to tell the story of Marji, an irrepressibly mischievous, precocious little girl growing up in a family of cosmopolitan intellectuals with aristocratic ancestors and leftist sympathies in Tehran of the 1970s and ’80s. Like Satrapi, Marji is 10 when Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution upends her world. Insurrectionary fervor…
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, pictured, speaks with SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son at an event in Tokyo on Feb. 3, 2025.Tomohiro Ohsumi | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesOpenAI has confidentially filed for an IPO with the Securities and Exchange Commission, joining the party a week after Anthropic did the same and days before Elon Musk’s SpaceX is set to hit the public market. The artificial intelligence company, which is valued at more than $850 billion, has been gearing up to go public as soon as the fourth quarter of this year. A confidential filing allows the company to submit…
What we love: In its price range, Westwood produced the best-tasting ribs of the bunch, and grilled chicken nicely when it was cranked up to the max (450℉). And that could have been the whole story right there, but it scored well on all the objective tests too. During a 3-hour smoke at 250℉, it held temperatures very steady. The several times I cracked the lid to check the temperature it was within about 10 degrees of the set temperature. It was not perfectly even across the cooking area (it was hotter on the end away from the firepot because…
Before you turn to powders, liquids, or other forms of protein supplementation, the best way to hit your protein goals will always be with whole food options. The buzzy macro is an abundant nutrient in so many foods, so it’s pretty easy to tweak some of your favorite meals into something that’s more protein focused (and still delicious, because that is just as important).So if you’re looking for easy meal add-ons for your protein needs, the experts say to try these six tricks.Embrace Bone BrothBone broth is proving to be one of the easiest ways to up your protein. Abigail…
Corning stock surged Monday after the company inked a major data center deal with Amazon — the latest in a string of high-profile wins for the Club holding. Amazon said it will pay Corning billions of dollars for optical fiber in the coming years to support its growing data center footprint. The investment will allow Corning to expand production and create 1,000 new jobs at its North Carolina manufacturing facilities. Corning opened up 8.4% on the news. The stock settled down a bit, but still closed up more than 5%. Investors cheered the boost to Corning’s biggest reporting segment, optical…
Boston is a city of neighborhoods, and where you live and spend your time can define your experience in The Hub. History is baked into every corner—there’s nothing more Boston than running into an actor dressed as a Revolutionary War–era tour guide checking their iPhone—but that doesn’t mean that the city is frozen in time. The glittering Seaport, packed with skyscrapers, has sprung up in the past decade; Jamaica Plain’s trails loop around Jamaica Pond and through the vast Arnold Arboretum, part of the city’s vast Emerald Necklace of green spaces; and Dorchester’s six-mile span encompasses the most multicultural and…
