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The Satmar stroller set gets a new mall in Williamsburg.
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Matt Gaffney’s latest puzzle.
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Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.
An impressively easy-to-use vacuum sealer.
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The wine-and-spirits stores frequented by restaurateurs.
Dresses up in Georgian-era finery for the Grindr Pleasure Ball.
The Village apartment designer Ryan Lawson found through kismet.
Manhattan’s hottest restaurant, Bridges, doesn’t play it safe.
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Despite her English reticence, the two-time Oscar nominee knows she’s in complete control of her craft.
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How the film immerses viewers in a neonoir world through its opening song.
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