NYT Living: Your Weekend Recap

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Helen Gurley Brown in her office in 1982. She commuted there on the M10 bus well into her 80s. Her Beresford apartment has an estimated value in the tens of millions of dollars.

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Fashion & Style
Who Owns Helen Gurley Brown’s Legacy?
By KATHERINE ROSMAN
How one Hearst executive took control of the Cosmopolitan editor’s legacy – and her $50 million apartment.

Brian Rea
Style
Overcoming Love Addiction: One Apple Martini at a Time
By PETER DEMARCO
He said he didn’t like martinis, but she said to trust her. They went down like candy. They danced to the Bee Gees on the jukebox, and he kissed her.

Karsten Moran for The New York Times
Food
The Time Is Right to Make Tomato Sauce
By DAVID TANIS
The main ingredient is at its peak. Following a few simple rules yields a perfect dish of pasta.

Christoph Niemann
Fashion & Style
Two Sisters, Two Weddings, Too Much
By PHILIP GALANES
Between siblings, wedding competition; dealing with a neighbor’s disapproval; when leftovers beckon.

Robin Marchant/Getty Images for Advancing Women Executives
T Magazine
Gloria Steinem Marches On
By CLARE MALONE
A front-line look at the feminist’s legacy.

Fashion & Style
Candis Cayne ruled the New York club scene before moving to Hollywood, where she became one of the first transgender actresses to appear on network TV.

Alexi Hobbs for The New York Times

Candis Cayne, From Chelsea Drag Queen to Caitlyn Jenner’s Sidekick

By JACOB BERNSTEIN

She was one of the first transgender actresses to appear on a network TV show. Then the roles dried up … until “I Am Cait.” Now she seems determined to make sure her fame is not fleeting.

Style

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Editor’s Picks
Marc Jacobs in New York's West Village, where he lives and where he has built a mini-empire.

Jason Schmidt
T Magazine
Who Is Marc Jacobs?
By SARAH NICOLE PRICKETT
The trendsetting fashion designer finds himself at a crossroads.

Dean Chalkley
Multimedia/Photos
Rude Boy Style Can’t Fail
By JEAN-PHILIPPE DEDIEU
A recent book and exhibit showcase the suave street style of rude boy style, which transcends mere fashion to embrace a fierce sense of self-worth.
A suspension bridge across the Baliem River near Kurima.

Andy Haslam for The New York Times
Travel
In Indonesia, Many Islands and Many Faces
By SETH KUGEL
From Papua to Bali, this sprawling country offers beauty, intimacy and great deals for travelers.

Video

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Cirque de Mafate, Reunion Island.
Update

Réunion Island, Linked to Malaysian Plane, Makes Most of Moment

By MARC SANTORA

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In Case You Missed It
At the Church Street gym, John Leguizamo talked about acting and sparring.
Day Out

A Day Out in the Boxing Gym With John Leguizamo

By RUTH LA FERLA

New Age retreats like the Ananda Center attract visitors with yoga classes and spa treatments.
Assisi Journal

In St. Francis’ Hometown, a New Kind of Pilgrim

By NINA BURLEIGH

Things You Should Make, Not Buy

Céline dress, $2,950, and earrings, $425, Barneys, (212) 450-8700. Rick Owens chair.

On Edge

By CHRISTINE SMALLWOOD

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