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    Rupert Murdoch at Borough Market in London in 2017. He recently announced that he will marry for a fifth time.
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    FACE FORWARD

    The Privilege of a New Start

    What does it look like to thrive in the second half of one’s life? That may depend on whether you’re a man or a woman.

     By Rhonda Garelick

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    The TikTok creator Janette Ok took part in a lobbying trip to Washington that was sponsored by the app in advance of the congressional hearings on Thursday.
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    TikTok Stars Go On a D.C. Field Trip

    On the bus, off the bus and all over Capitol Hill with creators turned temporary lobbyists. Wait, does anybody need a bathroom break?

     By Madison Malone Kircher

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    CreditPhoto illustration by Elizabeth Renstrom for The New York Times

    Not Your Daddy’s Freud

    A new generation of analysts and patients is embracing the father of psychoanalysis – in magazines and memes and many hours on the couch.

     By Joseph Bernstein

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    Grace Fooden, a fashion and beauty consultant, and Michael Correy, who retired from AT&T, met through a dating app five years ago. They were married March 1 at the Avalon Hotel in Palm Springs, Calif.
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    Three Dates, and Then a Commitment

    Grace Fooden and Michael Correy met on Bumble and quickly bonded over similar family backgrounds and a Phish cover band.

     By Tammy La Gorce

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    Dot Goldberger and Simone Budzyn had their wedding on Oct. 8 in Chesterfield, N.J. Instead of traditional wedding parties, they surrounded themselves (literally) with a “Pump Up Party.”
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    Making Their Weddings an All-Gender Affair

    Some couples are forgoing certain traditions — like groomsmen and bridesmaids — in favor of more inclusivity. As one person planning a wedding said: “That’s just being a good host.”

     By Sadiba Hasan

  1. Jacqueline Gold, 62, Dies; Executive Tapped Into the Female Libido

    She made Britain’s Ann Summers shops a thriving source of lingerie and sex toys and became a role model for female entrepreneurs.

    By Neil Genzlinger

     

  2. Move Aside, Doctors: You’re Not the Only Messy Writers in Town

    We’re all texters and typers now, so if you can’t read that grocery list you scrawled, you are not alone.

    By Isabella Paoletto

     

  3. Cuando la edad adulta era divertida

    Para un niño que veía televisión en los ochenta y noventa, observar a los adultos dejándose llevar y bailando de súbito era un presagio de que crecer quizás no tenía que ser un lastre.

    Por Shane O’Neill

     

  4. Living small

    The Tiny Lot Was So Steep It Was Almost Vertical. But That View …

    A critical-care nurse wanted to build a house in Los Angeles for ‘just one person.’ Finding the perfect lot wasn’t easy.

    By Tim McKeough

     

  5. Modern Love

    Our Second Date Was Statistically Abnormal

    And the ensuing beauty, tragedy and pain has been exquisite.

    By Sarah Allred

     

  6. MINI-VOWS

    The Care Package That Revived Their Relationship

    Jennifer Walters and Clark Palicka met as Air Force pilots. Eventually, the stresses of military life caused them to cut off contact for a while.

    By John Otis

     

  7. mini-vows

    For These World Travelers, Home Base Is Wherever They Are Together

    Anna Spelman and Peter Prix, who met in Cambodia, lived in several cities over the years before settling in Istanbul. They married in Arizona.

    By Sadiba Hasan

     

  8. mini-vows

    From Volunteers to High School Sweethearts

    Hannah Sellinger and Basil Azim met while working for a mentorship program in Texas. He then asked for a number he already had.

    By Rosalie R. Radomsky

     

  9. Which Celebrities Are Facing Backlash for Crypto Promotion?

    Lindsay Lohan and Jake Paul are just two names who have encountered legal trouble for pushing crypto on their social media accounts.

    By Lora Kelley

     

  10. Marisol Malaret, First Puerto Rican Miss Universe, Dies at 73

    Edging out Miss USA, Ms. Malaret — who was also the first winner from the Caribbean — brokered her fame to become a television host and magazine editor back home.

    By Alex Williams