rebecca-zisser

In the five years I've lived in my house, there's an entryway bench I've never once sat on.

Tamer Hassan is ready to get out of the street food game.

He manages four food carts — smoothies, hot dogs, chicken and rice — on 49th Street, just off Times Square. At 45, he's been doing it for a decade.

"This is the real Met Gala."

Myles Slayton wanted to be a startup founder, not an influencer.

Bernie Sinclaire calls herself a "mommunist."

"I have always seen myself as a very ordinary person with no real athletic ability," said Linda Kelly.

Still, at 80, she has completed multiple half-marathons and routinely hikes, bikes, and runs around her part-time home in Anchorage, Alaska.

Carol Foster inched her walker toward the front of a senior living meeting room and paused while a virtual reality headset was strapped onto her face.