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Grand Opening, Grand Closing: The Businesses That Came and Went in October
This is Brooklyn Magazine’s monthly listing of openings and closings in the borough, a celebration of the birth and passing…
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Scenes of Joy and Mayhem from the 23rd Annual Bike Kill
Since 2003, Brooklyn’s indefatigable Black Label Bike Club has thrown the best Halloween bash of the season, a raucous and…
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Things to Do in Brooklyn This Weekend
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Scenes From The 2026 Great Pupkin Dog Costume Contest in Fort Greene
More than 100 ridiculously dressed doggos and their equally silly-looking humans strutted across a makeshift stage at the base of…
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You Can See Everything, Unless You’re in Prison
In the unlikely event that you clicked on this link without first watching You Can See Everything, prepare for heavy…
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Legendary Caputo’s Bakery Resurrected as a Bagel Shop in Park Slope
Caputo Bagels is located at 81 Fifth Avenue, just south of Prospect Place, and is currently open on weekdays from…
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Seeking a Friend for The End of The World at New York Film Festival
It’s early on the first proper screening day of my fourth year attending the New York Film Festival (NYFF), when…
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Lena Dunham’s ‘Girls’ is Getting One Last Run
If at any point in the decade since its final episode aired, you’ve found yourself revisiting Girls and wondering aloud…
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Staying at Gardena Grödnerhof in The Dolomites • The Blonde Abroad
Just a girl who wants both… luxury AND adventure. 🏔️✨ And Gardena Grödnerhof in Ortisei might be one of my…
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Aaron Potts Wants Fashion to Lean into Its Humanity
Clothing has always been about more than what we wear to Aaron Potts. The Detroit-born fashion designer, who competed on the…
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