The chef worked in kitchens for over 20 years before buying The French Laundry—and has a secret hack for ordering In-N-Out fries
My Monday Morning
The actor and comedian also discusses her new children’s book and writing a diary in the sauna
“I have it for every single meal.” Tennis star Raducanu on her workouts, beauty regimens and coaching switchup: “I trust my own decision-making.”
The talk show host also tells us about the gratitude journaling she does with her kids and how she finds inspiration everywhere.
The Oscar-winning actor also tells us about her new book and why her breakfast routine is an “odd mess.”
The chef, whose forthcoming cookbook celebrates the food of the African diaspora, starts his days with a vegetable smoothie and a mantra.
It starts with more rest. The singer also tells us about her new music and shapewear line, Yitty.
The dance-pop singer-songwriter also discusses listening to new demos on the treadmill: “It helped me get quite a few more kilometers in.”
“I wasn’t even nervous about reading my lines. I was more nervous about looking like I had a bad limp.”
It involves having an extremely well-stocked closet: “I feel the most myself when I just kind of throw things on.”
The entertainment executive also tells us about the health trick she got from Beyoncé and how she finally learned to enjoy herself.
The performance artist also talks about why she doesn’t keep regular studio hours: “You’re kind of like a bank employee, where you’re going to work every day.”
The NBA guard, who chugs a glass of water every morning and always brings a Diptyque candle on the road, says this is the year for a Phoenix Suns championship.
“We’ve been living through a couple of decades where work has gotten busy, commutes were tough. I think people felt very stretched.”
The 52-year-old chef on mortality: “I’m trying to [live to] 100 because [of] the books I need to read, the movies I still need to watch, the music I want to relisten to.”
The famous sex therapist, 93, also has three Valentine’s Day gift ideas that can work even at the last minute.
The bestselling author barely sleeps: “Four hours is fine. Five hours is a luxury. [On] three hours, I’m crabby but functional.”
“I think a lot of this pious offense comes from people mistaking the target of the joke with the subject. You can joke about anything, but it depends on what the actual target is.”
The pioneering artist also talks about raising his kids: “In my home, I have my own work, but I really wanted to give my children space [so] that they would understand that art is something far greater than their parents.”
The supermodel also discusses Instagram vs. reality: “Even though on Instagram things look so beautiful, at the end of the day, we are all cut from the same cloth.”
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