HeyJaredCorey Seymour
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Rocky Mountain High: Hiking With Moncler Grenoble and Aspenâs Legendary Hotel Jerome (opens the original)
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Aspen, Colorado has its modern sporty-chic roots in an unlikely melting pot: Long before Prada, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton set up shop there, itâs where Haight refugees and ski-bum dropouts mixed with cowboys, ranchers and, in more recent decades, real estate barons and financial wizards looking for a high-energy second or third home. More recently, itâs the site of another interesting meeting of the minds: Monclerâs sporty, alpine-inspired performance line, Moncler Grenoble, and Aspenâs h
Alexander Zverev Beats Ben Shelton to Take the US Open Menâs Singles Title (opens the original)
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Number-one seeded Alexander Zverev of Germany triumphed over the big American hope, eighth-seeded Ben Shelton, in Arthur Ashe Stadium to take the US Open menâs singles title 6-3, 7-6, 5-7, 6-2. The match was both hard-fought and historic: Shelton was the first Black man to play in the final of the US Open since the stadiumâs namesake, Arthur Ashe, in 1972. The packed crowd cheering Shelton on included Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez Bezos, Katie Holmes, Rami Malek, Eiza González, Camila Cabel
The New Oasis Documentary Is the Greatest Film Ever Made (for Oasis Fans) (opens the original)
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The day before I attended an advance screening of the new Oasis documentary, out today, I boldly pronounced, on my fellow-Oasis-fans text thread, that this was going to be like The Odyssey, only better. My thinking was that if Christopher Nolan’s film limned the universal story of finding one’s way home while parrying everything that life throws at you, then Don’t Look Back in Anger—written and created by Steven Knight—interrogates that other universal story: You love your brother, but sometimes
How to Behave Yourself at the US Open (opens the original)
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Hey, we heard the amazing news: You’re headed out to the US Open! Maybe you paid for the tickets (and, yeah, we know: they seem to be getting rather pricey), or maybe you’ve been among the select few invited by a brand to watch the action from its well-appointed suite. Either way, awaiting you is an array of sensorial delights, from chicken nuggets topped with Petrossian caviar and crème fraiche to the infamous Honey Deuce cocktail; the glamorous, see-and-be-seen atmosphere of Arthur Ashe Stadiu
Can Carlos Repeat? Can Aryna Three-Peat? And Where Do Serena and Venus Stand? Your 2026 US Open Preview (opens the original)
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The 146th installment of the US Open—tennis’s final Grand Slam of the season—kicked off yesterday at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York. (We were there for the epic, tragic, late-night, first-round five-set upset of Novak Djokovic at the hands of Mariano Navone, though we wilted and left before Venus Williams’s loss against Sofia Kenin, which ended at 2:01 am.) It returns to action today and for the next two weeks. If demand for tickets has never been higher; hopes and
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