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A Brooklyn movie palace back from ruins.
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A catalogue of one very ascetic woman’s discards.
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Colbert’s replacement has a different political agenda.
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Eddie Huang on trying to stop his sitcom from turning into Panda Express.
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The aching Still Alice.
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Babylon is seriously pleasurable.
The un-Merry Widow.
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10 New York trainers whose bodies are their résumés.
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A writer with post-concussive syndrome and a beloved Maltese.
The buzzing gadget and power poses that’ll help you find your inner Frank Underwood.
Shuko’s omakase surprises and delights.
Bowery Meat Company’s super-succulent rib-eye cap.
Santina brings coastal Italian to the Meatpacking District.
Café Clover, downtown’s latest spot for eating well.
A push to market yogurt-making’s watery remains.