Jennifer Miller
The New York Times
New York, NY, United States
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Is an Algorithm Less Racist Than a Loan Officer?
Digital mortgage platforms have the potential to reduce discrimination. But automated systems provide rich opportunities to perpetuate bias, too. → Read More
Can You Curate a Town?
Even Walmart wants to bring back ye olde Main Street. → Read More
The Dress Doctor Is In
Dawnn Karen of the Fashion Institute of Technology is a leader in the growing field of fashion psychology — or why we want what we think we want. → Read More
What Can an Online Dating Coach Do for You?
Experts are standing by 24-7, ready to advise — for a price — on how to respond to the latest Mr. or Ms. Swipe Right. → Read More
Tired of Twee Edison Bulbs? Bring On the Neon
Bright lights pop up again in big cities. “We want the promise that everything is going to be O.K.,” one historian said. “We want the joy back.” → Read More
Mary Stuart Masterson, Actress and Beekeeper
Thirty years after starring in the John Hughes movie “Some Kind of Wonderful,” she’s starting a production studio in the Hudson Valley of New York. → Read More
Keeping Up, on Camera, Is No Longer Just for the Kardashians
A growing number of entrepreneurs are turning their lives into do-it-yourself reality shows, hiring videographers to document their every move. → Read More
Suffering for Your Art? Maybe You Need a Patron
Wealthy individuals, grant-making foundations and others turn to a model reminiscent of the Renaissance that focuses on a creators’ full career, not just a piece or a collection. → Read More
These Women’s Magazines Aren’t Just for Women
Enough with sex and diet tips: Several publications are going with deeply reported articles. → Read More
Yarn Bombing Hits the High Street
The clients for London Kaye, a crochet artist, have included Starbucks, Miller Lite, Valentino, Gap and Progressive car insurance. → Read More
When New Parents Have Sex, What Do They Do With Their Babies?
Caroline feared discomfort. Her husband feared having sex inches away from their infant. → Read More
Men Have Book Clubs, Too
An all-male book club in California has a rule: “No books by women about women.” → Read More
A New Dimension in Home Buying: Virtual Reality
The technology is expected to transform the real estate industry, and, many say, make house-hunting more efficient. → Read More
My Husband Freaked Out After Our Wedding
"It was like he was operating under a new set of stifling expectations associated with 'married life.'" → Read More
Growing Families That Stay Put
Some families are crowding together for the sake of preserving close-knit neighborhood relationships, especially those forged among children. → Read More
Cut Down On Electricity Costs With Some Help From The Egyptian Sun God
A new ad from clean energy firm SolarCity brings the muscled, falcon-faced Ra right into your home. → Read More
How to Get Free Stuff While Pregnant
Start by asking the cashier at Target, “Do you have a pregnant lady discount?” → Read More
This Virtual Reality Project Promises To Bring Dead Loved Ones Back To Life
Project Elysium offers a new way to grieve in the 21st century. → Read More
This 3-Minute Drama Is Another Masterclass In Thai Sadvertising
Telecom Company True Move H is back with even more pathos, humanity and tears. → Read More
Pepsi's New Global Campaign Features A Game Of Drone Football
After watching "Drone Football" your ordinary soccer game will feel as boring as golf. → Read More