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Meg Zukin

  • Writer, Newsroom, Apple
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Tefi Pessoa

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By Meg Zukin
| Aol Verified
Tefi Pessoa is on Drew Barrymore’s couch. She’s making TikToks with Barack Obama. She’s on the red carpet, interviewing Sarah Jessica Parker. She’s doling out wisdom in her new advice column for the Cut, and soon she'll be yapping on her first podcast, Tefi Talks. Known online as @hellotefi, Estefanía Vanegas Pessoa is the internet’s big sister—a title that’s been a long time coming.
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Pope Crave Co-Founder: 'We Are a Worldwide Force'

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By Meg Zukin
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
What started as a bit has turned into something altogether holy. In December 2024, artist Susan Bin co-founded Pope Crave, an X fan account dedicated to Conclave, the 2024 film starring Ralph Fiennes, and its lovingly memed awards-season run. Parodying celebrity news accounts like Pop Crave or Pop Base, Pope Crave focuses exclusively on Conclave updates, including must-see memes. Or at least it did.
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Keith McNally on Regret and Recover in His New Memoir

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By Meg Zukin
| TIME Verified
The New York Times once called Keith McNally the “Restaurateur Who Invented Downtown”—but the Balthazar founder is so much more than that. And he detests the word “restaurateur.” McNally got his start in 1975 bussing tables in Manhattan at Serendipity and shucking oysters at One Fifth. Five years later, he founded The Odeon, the first of his iconic collection of restaurants that defined the downtown scene.
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