Like a primary school classroom in a Wes Anderson film, everything at Kid has a purpose. Colorblock pizza shakers double as vessels for house-dried spices and decor. An arcade game floats at the end of a bright yellow hallway to engage young diners as adults drink organic wine from upstate New York, though I wouldn’t […]
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Over the years, Netflix has repeatedly reversed course on key strategies, from advertising to password-sharing to binge releases and live sports. Companies will always take hard stances until markets change and the reward of pivoting outweighs the risk. Why do I bring this up now? Last week, it was reported that Netflix is taking its biggest
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Photo-Illustration: Intelligencer; Photo: Getty Images Tech superinvestor Marc Andreessen has been traveling the podcast circuit, sharing his insider take on why his industry has veered sharply to the right of late. Eventually, these interviews, like his one with the New York Times’s Ross Douthat, wind around to Andreesen’s theory of “the Deal, with a capital
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Thousands in New York City rely on an unofficial system of public commuter vans to get around—one that is not part of the MTA. These vehicles—better known as dollar vans—have served riders across New York City for half a century, but their future is unclear. Andrés Pacheco-Girón/Feet in 2 Worlds A New York City dollar
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Since 2022, the Salone del Mobile.Milano has started an international tour of presentations in Europe, North America and Asia, choosing the most strategic markets for the sector’s export and to present the novelties and experience of authentic Italian products that an architect, designer or builder can only find by visiting the world’s most important furniture
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This story originally appeared in New York Focus, a nonprofit news publication investigating power in New York. Sign up for their newsletter here. When a devastating fire ripped through the Twin Parks apartment complex in the Bronx three years ago, leaving 17 dead and dozens injured and homeless, the Bronx Community Foundation sprang into action. By the end
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Ask a random person in Brooklyn what their favorite food is and there’s a good chance they’ll say sushi. With revenue from the U.S.’s nearly 17,000 sushi restaurants expected to total $34.9 billion in 2024, it’s inarguably one of the most popular foods in the country. Sushi is also one of my personal favorite meals
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The goal is to bring more New Yorkers to one of the city’s commercial hubs, Midtown South, by adding up to 9,700 homes, including 2,900 affordable units and close to 800 converted office spaces. Dept. of City Planning A map of the Midtown South rezoning area. Mayor Eric Adams’ vision to create “a little more
Feria Material began as pop-up showcase of “raw” local talent, but in just a few years, it has cemented itself as a must-visit fair for those hunting for works by emerging artists and forward-thinking galleries. More than just a counterpart to ZONAMACO, it offers a tightly curated, intimate experience that collectors have come to cherish—an
Italy and its rich culinary tradition are the protagonists of the Winter Edition of the Fancy Food Show 2025 in Las Vegas, an event that brings together the best talent and brands in the food industry and within which Italy is Country Partner, having the most important pavilion of the event. Here we had the
