etiquette

Being rude to a waiter is a hard no

Is using a spoon an advanced form of pasta twirling art, or a childish faux pas?

A dust-up with a Seattle guitar shop shows the pitfalls of celebrities putting small businesses on blast

Is it a chivalrous gesture, or a sexist faux pas? We asked the etiquette experts.

FYI: Petting bison and using the park as a driving range are off limits

We beecame a better class of drinkers during COVID. Let’s not go back.

If we never sit it the middle seat on a plane again, it'll be too soon

As thousands grieve in the wake of COVID-19, figuring out how to adequately support them has proven difficult

The way people use email has shifted in recent months

It can be either creepy or courteous. Here’s how to tell the difference.

The surprising consensus among travel and etiquette experts

Rule #1: If you have to unplug it, it's not yours

On the ‘alpha male,’ phone etiquette and not being stinky

Model Miska Sykora gives our Average Joe a crash course in Ps and Qs

Don’t worry, at least 5 concern flirting with bridesmaids

Rule #1: If you have to unplug it, it's not yours

On the ‘alpha male,’ phone etiquette and not being stinky

Model Miska Sykora gives our Average Joe a crash course in Ps and Qs

Don’t worry, at least 5 concern flirting with bridesmaids

These are the 18 questions you need to ask yourself

Let me ask my boss.' [Turns to wife.]

Nixon was a master. LBJ, less so. Then there’s ol’ Donny Boy.

Try these tips the next time you go glad-handing

Wherein we discuss ties, handshake etiquette and burgers

Seven simple rules for better conversation

Etiquette expert Myka Meier on playing the host

A practical guide to respecting your neighbors

Vol V: Oh Hell Yes, It's Thanksgiving