Before three near-perfect days attending the many openings, art fairs, and happenings scheduled for New York Art ...

WPP’s chief strategy officer, Katie Rigg-Smith, has resigned after 26 years. Rigg-Smith will take time off from May to pursue her interest as a futurist, providing clients and industry sectors ...

Katie Smith-Wong is a freelance film journalist and critic specialising in documentaries and narrative features. She is a member of the London Film Critics' Circle and the Online Film Critics Society.

Times Food presents "Taste the Lens," a photography contest celebrating India's diverse culinary scene. This May 2025, the theme is "Street Food Chronicles," inviting participants to capture the ...

Times Food is hosting "Taste the Lens," a photography contest in May 2025, celebrating India's vibrant street food culture. Participants are invited to capture the essence of street food ...

Smith and Greenspan hope to service the nearby Carpinteria State Beach campground with grab-and-go items like bowls and ...

Katie Smith is from Long Island, New York and graduated from High Point University with a Bachelor of Arts in Social Media and Digital Communication. She has previous experience managing social ...

This will be Food. Right now, it’s a construction zone with a newly installed HVAC unit coated in a thick layer of dust. Smith wants to reserve the summer for experimentation. He’s not afraid ...

A New York Times photographer was awarded with a Pulitzer ... a bullet can be seen," the New York Times’ media reporter Katie Robertson reported as she touted three other other Pulitzers The ...

Times Food is hosting "Taste the Lens: India on a Plate," a food photography contest celebrating India's diverse culinary scene. Participants are invited to capture their street food experiences ...

Photographer Matthew Smith was halfway through a gruelling 28 ... “The plastic smells like food, the shearwaters can’t tell the difference,” Gilligan said. “If even a pristine island ...

The lack of clarity was more than a little frustrating to Democrats on the Rules Committee, who were dragged into a 1 a.m.