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[ad_1] VERIFICANTSby Jane Pek Whether the digital takeover of our lives is a blessing or a deadly curse may be debatable, but it’s certainly a boon to crime writers. In Jane Pek’s debut, “The Verifiers,” social media, the big world of technology and internet connectivity provide fertile new ground for people to cheat, scam, and …
[ad_1] The guy at the dating app Hinge checked all the boxes of Tho Vu. He was a boyishly handsome architect from China and was on a long-term assignment in Maryland. They had never met face-to-face—he was still waiting to get his Covid-19 booster shot, he said—but they texted for months and the girl had …
[ad_1] Last Thursday night, 10 people lined up to enter Hair of the Dog, a sports bar on the Lower East Side that usually draws crowds to watch Sunday football and have a drink. When they reached the bouncer, they were each asked to provide documentation for entry: government-issued ID, proof of vaccination, and a …
[ad_1] Every Saturday, when Randa Sakallah sends out her free newsletter Hot Singles, she hopes to get a match. Maybe not a love that will last forever, but a temporary connection between two people who are interested in something more. Their emails feature profiles of eligible New Yorkers framed by old-fashioned personal ads. One day, …
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[ad_1] The smug, snobby, overbearing queen bee mothers of Ivy Woods Drive, a private cul-de-sac in a DC suburb, spend most of their fall planning their Halloween block parties. (It’s event of the year for some reason.) But according to an unnamed character in Tara Laskowski’s movie. NEXT MOTHER (Graydon House, 340 sheets of paper, …
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[ad_1] LONDON — Crime shows have been a popular British export for decades, but lately big-budget, critically-acclaimed BBC thrillers have garnered record weekly watch numbers here, freezing audiences in a state of perpetual, existential fear. Part of this interest comes from the knowledge that the main characters of a series can die at any moment. …
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[ad_1] “Friendship and New York” it is deliberately framed as a modern fairy tale: it opens with a series of watercolor paintings depicting the city with clean, soft textures, and a voice-over that declares there “once” two millennia were “cursed with paradox.” choice.” Wendy (Francesca Reale) and Milo (Jaboukie Young-White) hook up through a dating …
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[ad_1] In an unscripted conversation that Aubrey calls the show’s “Jerry Maguire moment”, one of the men, after being eliminated, suddenly releases a piece of goddamn information about another rival: Garrett, a brash, red-faced blonde, describes his profession as “”. Bitcoin investor.” Garrett spent most of his time aggressively courting one of the women, Sarah, …
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[ad_1] The company said in a blog post Wednesday that it plans to remove a short-lived story feature from its app after Twitter failed to attract users. Feature, Fleets, images or text that are automatically deleted after 24 hours. Snapchat introduced the so-called story format in 2013 as a bridge between basic private messaging features …
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