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Review: ‘Degenerates’ dives deep into the manosphere - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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On the internet, it’s easy to fall down rabbit holes. You might accidentally stumble across online communities of moon landing truthers and Area 51 conspiracy theorists, or get influenced into making your own sourdough starter. But more insidious stuff is out there too, and just as easy to find — like the dark corners of the manosphere where the new play “Degenerates” exists. At Playwrights Horizons, playwright Else Went and director Emma Rosa Went — spouses and frequent artistic collaborators —
The American conquest of 'pura vida' - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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Growing up, I always looked forward to my abuelo’s rare visits from Costa Rica, mostly because of the food he would make us — Costa Rican-style ceviche and crispy plantain patacones. No matter how hard my mom and I tried, we could never replicate the exact taste of his cooking. So when visiting Pura Vida Miami, a restaurant boasting Costa Rica’s national saying, I was excited to finally indulge in my favorite childhood food in the city. But upon entering the heavily perfumed and manicured space,
4 books to prepare you for your fall situationship - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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The fall semester doesn’t care about what stage of your love life you’re in. As the leaves start to change color, so do your romantic interests — bringing new crushes and life-altering romantic plot twists into your life. As people who have lived through our fair share of October canon events, we can confirm that the month does not come to play. While nothing can truly prepare you for what’s in store, take our advice and brace yourself for the season with these four books. When I am unlucky enou
Review: In an attempt to dissect celebrity, ‘Life of M’ breaks down - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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As much as I fancy myself a free thinker, I am not immune to the dazzling allure of gossip and rumors — so, when I read that Rachel Cusk’s new novel “Life of M” was allegedly about Natalie Portman, I immediately placed my pre-order. Conveniently, all the commotion surrounding Cusk’s novel centered on the mystery of her subject’s identity while the quality of the writing itself went unmentioned. So, I had to find out the hard way that it was lackluster. “Life of M” — which has been described as a
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