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As seen in: In Review Online, MDPI, Foreign Policy Magazine, Epicurious, The Hustle, Full Stop, FinancialInvestor24
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Health and Safety - Emily Witt

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By Selina Lee Verified
| Full Stop Verified
[Pantheon; 2024] Bloomberg-era rezonings transformed New York City’s skyline and streetscape into a glass-and-steel jungle of luxury high-rises and pristine POPS (privately-owned public spaces) where office workers could scarf $14 salads. The legacy of these 2000s changes is most visible in a handful of neighborhoods.
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The Wild Robot — Chris Sanders | In Review Online

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By Selina Lee Verified, Luke Gorham Verified
| In Review Online Verified
The world humanity leaves behind won’t be completely empty, despite our best attempts. There will be all the animals that manage to outlive a nuclear holocaust or an unrecognizable climate, and all the centuries of stuff — rusting cars, fallen satellites, mountains of plastic, and who knows what else — that will have accumulated during our brief, catastrophic reign as apex predators.
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Happy Clothes: A Film About Patricia Field — Michael Selditch | In Review Online

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By Selina Lee Verified, Luke Gorham Verified
| In Review Online Verified
A snakeskin tube top and cowboy hat. A belt worn on a bare midriff, above the belly button. And, of course, the famous white tutu. Who but the inimitable Patricia Field could come up with these bizarre, divisive, and now-iconic outfits? As a stylist and costume designer, the former NYC club kid is known for putting together ensembles from wildly disparate pieces that have no business looking good together — “until they do,” as actor Michael Urie explains. Her secret? They have to make her happy.
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