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Alex Brook Lynn, aka ARBL Murray, is a multi-media journalist living on the isle of Manhatta. She has produced work for The Daily Beast, the New York Daily News, the New York Press, Vice, Gizmodo Media Group, and FAQ.NYC.
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Paris Fashion Week Was All Out on the Streets
CHIC!Sure, the Paris Fashion Week runway shows were glamorous. But the more vibrant costumes were found out in the urban wild.
A Hustler’s Guide to IVF
MAY THE ODDS BE EVER IN YOUR FAVOROr, a loser’s guide to playing the odds.
How We Explain to Our Kids Why Putin Keeps Trying to Kill Us
‘MAMA, WHAT IS THAT?’More than six dozen Ukrainian children have now been killed in Putin’s war—leaving thousands more to come to terms with their peers dying around them.
C’est Chic! How Paris Fashion Week Hit the Streets
FANTASTIQUE!Paris Fashion Week returned to its impeccably attired in-person best this year. Sure, there were great runway shows. But the really colorful action was out on the Parisian streets.
‘Business Is Booming’ for Drug Dealers Who Deliver
NO GLOVES, NO MASKS“When you have people at home all day, what else are they going to do?”
Inside the Party The Mooch Threw for Himself and His Book
HERO WORSHIPAnthony Scaramucci took over his own steakhouse Monday night to launch ‘Trump, the Blue-Collar President’—and offered thoughts on Steve Bannon and John Kelly between selfies.
Real Witches Cackle at Sephora’s ‘Sanitized’ Witch Kit
WELNESS WOO WOODown at the oldest witchcraft store in New York, employees are laughing over Sephora’s “wellness” hocus-pocus kit.
Inside an Afghan Refugee’s Once-Forbidden Dinner Party
ChefugeeAfghanistan is Naseema Bakshi’s home. But after losing her husband, she found a culinary family with chef Hannah Goldberg, who helps refugee women pursue their passion for cooking.
March for Our Lives Isn’t Just About Mass Shootings
Gun Violence‘People die by guns every single day. No matter how they got the gun, no matter how they got shot, they’re still dead at the end of the day.’ —Julia Spoor
Hattie McDaniel: The First African American To Win An Oscar
BITTER SWEETHattie McDaniel inspired generations of black actors. But the role that served as her claim to fame--Mammy in Gone with the Wind--is remembered less fondly.