Sheila Yasmin Marikar
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Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Past articles by Sheila:
The Price Of Prestige At Goldman Sachs
In her gripping new memoir, 'Bully Market,' Jamie Fiore Higgins shares a wildly candid account of her time at Goldman Sachs. → Read More
Are We Drinking Rosé All Wrong?
In honor of rosé season, writer Sheila Yasmin Marikar heads to the pink drink's unofficial capital to hear straight from the experts. → Read More
How a 55-Year-Old California Teacher Became a Bollywood Actor
Richard Klein left behind his life as a Hebrew day school teacher in California and became an actor in Mumbai, often playing a “mean British officer.” → Read More
At 28, Salma Hayek “Used To Do Something Very Naughty & Illegal”
As she steps into role of Ajak for Marvel's 'Eternals,' Salma Hayek looks back at her late 20s and first Hollywood hit, 'Desperado.' → Read More
Upended by the Pandemic, Haute Chefs Move Into Hotels
Hotels not necessarily known for fine dining are drawing award-winning chefs seeking opportunities for reinvention. → Read More
Mexico’s gated communities are providing sweet relief for weary Americans
Onsite testing and beachside classrooms are just some of the perks. → Read More
Allbirds is stepping up for the planet—by treading lightly on it
Already a startup star, the shoemaker is gunning for Nike next with a natural-materials running shoe. → Read More
Martha Stewart, Blissed Out on CBD, Is Doing Just Fine
America’s foremost domestic goddess was well prepared for many months spent at home. → Read More
‘Heck Yeah, We’re Dancing’: It’s Diplo, Live From His Living Room
The popular D.J. is streaming music and memes to thousands with a fog machine from Target — and “having the best time ever,” he reports. → Read More
The Points Guy on why now might be the best time to buy plane tickets even amid coronavirus
There are certainly extra risks to traveling right now, but for some travelers, the benefits might outweigh them. → Read More
Five Places to Visit in Amman with a Hometown Fashion Designer
Nafsika Skourti is an authority on what’s worth visiting in the Jordanian capital. She shares the places that inspire her. → Read More
How to scale zen luxury, according to Robert De Niro
Nobu Hotels is plotting its expansion over the coming year, and De Niro is steering the ship. → Read More
Art Basel Miami: Michelin-Starred Chef Daniel Boulud Goes Back to Square One With Artist Friend Vik Muniz
With Michelin stars, James Beard awards, and restaurants around the globe, Boulud rarely needs to impress his guests. But the stakes at Art Basel are higher. → Read More
How to Succeed in Coach Without Sacrificing Self-Care
Women’s networking conferences that take place on land are so five years ago. Now they happen in the sky, with spa treatments and Reiki. → Read More
Why This 19th Century Liqueur Is Perfectly Primed for Our Wellness Era
Every Amaro is different, but this category of Italian liqueur is made with a blend of macerated, aged herbs and botanicals. It can be enjoyed as an aperitif, mixed into a drink, or sipped after a meal to ease digestion and settle the stomach. → Read More
In Defense of Perfect Instagram Moments
Women used to blame magazines for promoting unattainable standards. Now we blame one another. The pressure to be “real” is too much. → Read More
The Work Diary of the Genius of Jam, Sqirl’s Jessica Koslow
The owner of one of Los Angeles’s best-loved restaurants hits the road in search of an elusive apple. → Read More
Singapore's Changi Airport: Where Tech and Travelers Mix
Singapore's airport is filled with diversions including robots and a rainforest. → Read More
Tips for Making the Most of Your Trip to St. Barts—From a Local
What to prioritize and what to avoid on the luxurious French island. → Read More
Can Sweetgreen’s Salad Evangelists Get America to Finally Eat Its Vegetables?
A new crop of produce pushers are turning to technology to convince consumers to pick vegetables over burgers and fries. → Read More