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The Paid Piper

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Though we live in financially trying times, the volume of food being thrown out is greater than ever. I hurry home and write a post.
Estimated reading time: 8 min

The Manhattan Project

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This is a typical day in New York — by which I mean there is no such thing.
Estimated reading time: 8 min

Out There | Michael Wang’s ‘Carbon Copies’

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Vanessa Beecroft’s carbon copy (a plaster cube that tapers to a breast and nipple) is derived from Kanye West’s flight by private jet from Paris Fashion Week to New York for his 2009 performance in ”VB64.”
Estimated reading time: 3 min

What Berlin Owes to Techno

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In the punk scene that would have never been possible. The police were pigs, an instrument of The Man, the thing you were supposed to hate. But with us there was an open invitation to party, and anyone could join. … There was a feeling that nobody could stop us.
Estimated reading time: 1 min

A New Music Video Turns To ’90s Video Games Like Duke Nukem for Inspiration

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And where did this idea of girls dancing in bedrooms, all crudely animated, come from? D.H.: From the word “bedroom,” which I say roughly 738 times in the song.
Estimated reading time: 2 min

The Rise of the Well-Dressed Man

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Thus the frumpy Dockers and the men’s version of mom jeans and the oversize shirts billowing like jibs have been bagged up and shipped to Goodwill.
Estimated reading time: 6 min

Coffee, Meet Craftsmanship

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“I like that I know where everything in here was made,” says Mumma, 32, a native of Virginia who has been in Nashville for 14 years. By displaying the work of the independent artists and craftsmen he admires, “they get to practice their craft and I get to give them exposure. A ton of people ask me where the things in here were made, and I’m always able to tell them.”
Estimated reading time: 4 min

Kiwi Confections

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By the standards of global hipness, New Zealand — where local food is a way of life and you’re as likely to see a beard on a farmer as on a barista — has been cool for years.
Estimated reading time: 2 min

Ahead of Its Time | An Icon Goes Digital

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In fact, the 1972 map was ahead of its time. As a vindicated Vignelli told me, the map was “created in B.C. (before computer) for the A.C. (after computer) era.” He’s right again. His original, economical format is perfect for Web accessibility.
Estimated reading time: 4 min