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Are You on Your Own Shit? (opens the original)
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Hello from the pits of the internet—the depths of X, Reddit, and group chats alike.In no recent memory has an article taken over society like The Boston Globe’s deep dive into a Western Massachusetts lesbian bar, its latest mask-optional mandate, and the subsequent fallout. If you somehow haven’t heard of it, let us be the first to say: welcome.For reasons good and bad, Annalisa Quinn’s reporting has escaped well beyond Boston and leaped into mainstream media. Neighbors on the street are bonding
While You Were at Fashion Week, We Were Shucking Corn (opens the original)
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Hello hello! Today, 3 out of 4 of us are reporting live from a parking lot in Long Island. We’re on set for a very fun, non-Byline-related thing. More people should cast us in stuff! In fact, no one has ever cast the entire Byline crew in a campaign…so here’s your idea for an exclusive!! We’re keeping today’s newsletter a little short because, well, we’re busy being stars.WHILE YOU WERE AT FASHION WEEK, WE WERE SHUCKING CORNAs a publication, most people expect us to be covering NYFW diligently.
Introducing 🗡️ The Fantasy Issue 🗡️ (opens the original)
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Hello readers! We hope you had a wonderful long weekend. Dare we even say a fantastical one? Long weekends are an opportunity to indulge in the temporary, or, on the other hand, revel in the mundane. A no-work, no-school Monday rolls around, and you think, ah, I could get used to this. (But only until the Sunday Scaries morph into Monday Scaries.) The Byline team was spread out (Delaware, Oregon, White Plains, New York City) as we tinkered on our computers, preparing for our new announcement. Le
THERE’S A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING (opens the original)
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When was the last time you did something for the first time? It feels like over here at Byline, that day is almost every day. It’s amazing how three years in, firsts still happen in day-to-day operations. Our team engaged in a few firsts of their own: solo performances, dress-up games, DJing inside a former bank, pelvic therapy. This week in bylines is also full of firsts (and even one zero). Magazine launches (multiple!), tip lines, downtown descending upon a ship made in 1855… Sometimes it’s e
Dolly Parton, Cover Girl Forever (opens the original)
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Good golly, Miss Dolly! Please say it isn’t so! As of last night, flags across the country have been ordered to half-staff for the passing of our dearly beloved Dolly Parton. That doesn’t make any sense—Dolly Parton was supposed to live forever. And of course, Dolly Parton will live forever, but…yesterday was simply too soon.We all know Dolly to be the rhinestone-swinging, big-haired, big-hearted voice of the every-person. But just like us, she loved reading (50 books a year!). She loved books s
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