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August 7, 2020
Published by Daniel Arnold and Dodai Stewart at August 7, 2020
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A Season of Grief and Release: 5 Months of the Virus in New York City

Spring to Summer 2020 March March A Season of Grief and Release: 5 Months of the Virus April May June in New York City A photographic […]
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May 11, 2020
Published by Grandfather_Clocks at May 11, 2020
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How to Rethink Your Wedding

Let’s just be real. If your wedding was planned as a big gathering in the next couple weeks (probably even months), and you don’t want to […]
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May 11, 2020
Published by Grandfather_Clocks at May 11, 2020
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How to Rethink Your Wedding

Let’s just be real. If your wedding was planned as a big gathering in the next couple weeks (probably even months), and you don’t want to […]
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February 14, 2020
Published by STEVEN KURUTZ at February 14, 2020
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You Can Pay People to Style Your Houseplants

Growing up in California, Orion Tait used to watch his father’s weekend housekeeping routine. “Sunday was loud music — Neil Young — and my dad going […]
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February 14, 2020
Published by STEVEN KURUTZ at February 14, 2020
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You Can Pay People to Style Your Houseplants

Growing up in California, Orion Tait used to watch his father’s weekend housekeeping routine. “Sunday was loud music — Neil Young — and my dad going […]
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January 28, 2020
Published by Amelia Nierenberg at January 28, 2020
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Pop-Up Dinners That Share a Culture, Course by Course

At pop-up restaurants, where chefs temporarily set up shop in a dining room, a barn or even a dorm room, dinner is an improvisation, more jazz […]
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December 20, 2019
Published by VANESSA FRIEDMAN at December 20, 2019
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The Future Is Trashion

The ragpicker of Brooklyn works out of a 750-square-foot storefront a few blocks east of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, down a mostly residential side street in Williamsburg, […]
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November 7, 2019
Published by Britta Lokting at November 7, 2019
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You Have to Hear This: The Human Beatbox Champion

In the early 1980s, beatboxers backed up rappers when drum machines were unaffordable. Today, the art form remains largely underground and misunderstood. Some people dismiss it […]
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October 15, 2019
Published by Michael Gold at October 15, 2019
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Kickstarter Calls Itself Progressive. But About That Union.

Kickstarter, the Brooklyn-based crowdfunding site, has long tried to stand apart from Silicon Valley, seeking to portray itself as a socially responsible enterprise that cares more […]
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June 29, 2017
Published by VANESSA FRIEDMAN at June 29, 2017
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First Person: The Clarion Call of Being Canadian

My children are Canadian. They are also American and British, though they do not necessarily identify in that order. Once, British might have come first; later, […]
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