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The Needle Is Moving Too Slowly (opens the original)
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CW: Unfortunately, I couldn’t stop myself from talking about Cornell. Skip that if you want and focus on teens making bank reselling blinged-out jeans and an artist’s dreamy house for sale in the East Village.BAD NEWSCampus Culture Is Rape CultureA brilliant essay by Kate Manne.<img alt="" c
The Rita Oraissance Is Coming (opens the original)
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Today, a smart-stupid book, the Bravo stars in Fidi, and a designer elevating the humble sarong.CELEBRITYThe Thems of PodcastingI talked to the hosts of Who? Weekly about their new book.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="926" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!UV3z!,w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_a
The Smokeshows in the Mist (opens the original)
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Let’s step into the sauna with Marlon James, Francesco Clemente, and Isaac Cole Powell. Why not ask Madonna, Taylor Swift, and Shane and Ilya to join in?COVER STORYThe Shvitz Where Everybody Knows Your NameThe hottest party in town is at the Russian & Turkish Baths.<img alt="
The Hater From Feeld, by Lauren Oyler (opens the original)
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Starting today, and for the next five Fridays, we’re trying something new but also old: Serialized fiction. Longtime Dinner Partiers know that one of my favorite novels is Enemies, A Love Story, by Isaac Bashevis Singer, which was originally published in 1,000-word installments by the Daily Forward. I also love Tales of the City, by Armistead Maupin, originally published in installments in the San Francisco Chronicle. Today’s newspapers have fallen out of the habit of rewarding their readers wit
The Greatest Lesbian-Bar Story Ever Told (opens the original)
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“Patient Zero,” a good day for the Boston Globe, and some exciting news about tomorrow.ONLINE THINGSThe Last Ditch Bar That Broke TwitterWhat a week! What do you mean it’s only Thursday?Every week, Becca Schuh harvests the fruit of the timeline, and this week is no different.There is a storm brewing in Western Massachusetts, real and imaginary brothers are up to no good, and one celebrity couple rules them all.We met Tilly Norwood, the AI actress, and she short-circuited in real time.<di
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