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David Byrne’s latest book is about rediscovery
David Byrne’s new book, Sleeping Beauties: Why Good Ideas Go Dormant and How They Wake Up, is an exploration of how innovations in the arts and sciences oftentimes “fall asleep,” and how they are reawakened.
I bought tickets to his lectur...
A bookish answer to the NYT 100 Best TV Shows List
“Where do we begin?” Esther Perel, and also me, when thinking about what the paper of record published last week. Breaking Bad at number one? No Grey’s Anatomy or Desperate Housewives? The White Lotus over Better Call Saul?
But I digress....
An interview with Next Gen NYC star, and poet, Georgia McCann
Next Gen NYC’s Georgia McCann is just the right amount of freak, which makes for a spectacular reality star. I mean, she dressed as a pigeon for Halloween, made headlines last year for not washing her hands, and brought a laptop to the club...
Claire Carusillo's debut novel is based on true family lore
In Claire Carusillo’s The Responsible Party (now out), a fictional beauty blogger named Claire Carusillo moves back home to the Chicago suburbs and rooms with her retiree parents after getting canceled for extolling advice that sends a read...
The books I'll be buying for my friends' babies
How I imagine I’ll appear to my friends’ children.
I’m in the stage of life where I open Instagram — mindlessly, aimlessly — and am immediately bombarded by a pregnancy or baby announcement. Last year, I only had one pregnant friend. This...
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