Nicolas Jaar Tests the Limits of Dance Music
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Would you care for a little Ethiopian jazz with your techno?
The sweet, innocent ideas and ruthless power plays that created Twitter.
Would you care for a little Ethiopian jazz with your techno?
How educational policy and the D.S.M. helped to make a disorder go viral.
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The High Line co-chairwoman on private wealth, public spaces and the sanitization of the Meatpacking District.
D.I.Y. dolmas are not only doable but come with a significant advantage: choice
Finding inspiration for a robot on a bathroom door.
The squeaky wheel; a loud-and-clear decision.
The secret to making it in the N.F.L.; Mario Batali’s wine of the season; who is an essential employee anyway?
Rosario Crocetta is a reform-minded leader in a highly corrupt place that hates change. And that’s only one reason his life is in danger.
Why are colleges giving away money to rich kids who don’t need it? They might value their rankings more than the economy.
The post-guru literary career of Elizabeth Gilbert.
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Whether or not you follow football, tailgating means a feast for fall, and perhaps the last chance to eat outdoors for the rest of the year.
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