flying into LGA, i hit the jackpot — a flight path straight up the hudson river. if you look closely, you can even see the plane's shadow sweeping across manhattan.
First, the tabloids reported that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding would take place in mid-June in Watch Hill, Rhode Island, where she owns a mansion. Then it was “leaked” that save-the-dates had gone out with a July 3 date and New York City location. July 3? New York City?
But then again, why not? As our newsroom’s resident Taylor Swift expert, Zach Schiffman, noted, the singer famously loves the Fourth of July, and her fiancé’s NFL training schedule resumes at the end of the month. While it might be an elaborate ruse to throw paparazzi off the trail, the city’s busiest weekend might provide the perfect storm of distractions to take the focus off America’s royal wedding.
We all have our own theories about where the wedding might happen. But what do the experts think? A number of veteran NYC wedding planners share where they think Swift and Kelce are most likely to exchange vows and where they would personally recommend: https://t.co/8bO6Jhk7Cj
HUGE NEWS for editors: the AP has changed its style guide. It's now "healthcare" (not "health care") and "childcare" (not "child care") https://t.co/189NypUkyo
Eric Adams is a registered resident of Tirana's Admin Unit No. 2, prompting local speculation he may run for mayor of the city (incumbent's in prison). But people close to him say he's there for business, not politics.
w/ @POLITICOEurope's Alice Taylor: https://t.co/b09R8P8aF6
“Everybody likes the banana,” Berton Roueché wrote, a bit mournfully, in 1973, “but nobody takes it seriously.” Revisit his piece about how an expensive delicacy became ubiquitous: https://t.co/gObMji2DvR