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Charlie Sosnick

Reporter · US

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Aug 10, 2026
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Jul 14, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 10, 2026 · Charlie Sosnick

    Men Are Tanning Again. I Got a $500 Spray Tan—And Now I Understand Why (opens the original)

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    “Our Age of Bronze is collapsing,” warns Odysseus, in the summer blockbuster of the year. Maybe for the Ithacans. But if you look around the world of men’s style, bronzed is back. Matt Damon seems to have kept his Mediterranean glow for the whole Odyssey press tour. Yung Lean went to Paris Fashion Week looking downright sun-kissed. A J.Crew summer campaign featured models as scantily clad camp counselors with a laissez-faire approach to sunscreen. In 2020, Timothée Chalamet lamented to GQ

  2. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · Charlie Sosnick

    Always Wanted Blue Eyes? All You Need Is $12,000, 25 Minutes, and a Stomach for Experimental Surgery (opens the original)

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    On a Thursday afternoon, in the office of Dr. Alexander Movshovich on East 56th Street, in Manhattan, a bleary-eyed 30-something Latino man in tight jeans and a tight T-shirt with a tight face is led out of the surgery room. A surgical assistant helps him onto a cream-colored armchair, removes his hairnet and shoe covers, and offers him some coffee. She hands the man a mirror, but his vision is still blurry, and he can’t make out his reflection yet. “The Time (Dirty Bit)” by the Black Eyed Peas

  3. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Charlie Sosnick

    How Ray Peat Became the Satoshi Nakamoto of the Alt Health World (opens the original)

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    For the past decade, Hope Robertson, 21, has had problems with her hair. It was frizzy, hard to tame, prone to breakage, and “felt like hay.” Also, her skin was dry and her nails grew slowly, often breaking into hangnails. In 2022, after some Internet self-diagnosis, she began to suspect she had hypothyroidism, which was later confirmed by her ob-gyn. She was prescribed medication but never took it. “I just assumed that it wouldn't do anything because I was just so hopeless,” Robertson says. Rob

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