Evan Romano, Author at Brooklyn Magazine

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One of the borough’s more exciting rock bands talks about Heidegger, history, and recording a ‘thinking party’ album during the pandemic.

You think New York is dead? These artists are betting everything it isn't

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'Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell' reveals new truths about the iconic rapper

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BODEGA makes Art Rock for a 'Broken' World

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By José Simián &

One of the borough’s more exciting rock bands talks about Heidegger, history, and recording a ‘thinking party’ album during the pandemic.

You think New York is dead? These artists are betting everything it isn't

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By Anna Rahmanan

South Williamsburg creative collective The Locker Room has rolled out a residency program urging creatives of all stripes to stick it out.

'Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell' reveals new truths about the iconic rapper

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By Joshua Encinias

The new Netflix doc about Notorious B.I.G. relies heavily on never-before-seen home video footage and has the blessing of his estate.

Meet the millennial with plants for parents

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By Greg Hildreth

Having houseplant problems? Submit your questions to us as part of a new series on caring for your domestic vegetation.

Brooklyn Nets fans flash an ‘Excelsior Pass’ to prove Covid status before game

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By Amelia Anthony

The new QR code ticketing system was also given a trial run at Tuesday’s Rangers game.

Holy sheep! Rare 1929 film shows lambs grazing in Prospect Park

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‘So tame that they ate from children’s palms,’ the sheep were tended to by a full-time shepherd and dogs.

The Hold Steady: Rocking on as the world 'simmers into a boil'

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The Hold Steady’s Criag Finn and Franz Nicolay discuss their new album, ‘Open Door Policy,’ a year of lockdown and, well, holding steady.

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Next Stop: 1 Prospect Park West

By Douglas Elliman

With a view of Grand Army Plaza, located minutes away from the majestic facade of the main Brooklyn Library branch and across from Prospect Park, 1 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, constructed in 1925, has more than just a stellar location to its name. The building, developed by Sugar Hill Capital Partners, is ideal for anyone…

Crown Heights max vax site opens to all eligible Brooklynites

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Mar 2, 2021

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Looklyn: A Williamsburg artist flaunts her amazing technicolor dreamcoat

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8 Brooklyn creatives share their favorite Black-owned pandemic purchases

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Feb 26, 2021

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Meet the man behind the man behind Guided by Voices

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Feb 26, 2021

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Check out Pop Smoke's posthumous track, 'AP'

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Feb 26, 2021

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Check out Pop Smoke's posthumous track, 'AP'

9 Brooklyn restaurants with great patios for outdoor dining

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Feb 25, 2021

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9 Brooklyn restaurants with great patios for outdoor dining

This NY-based brand is disrupting the largest haircare segment, one flake at a time.

By Brooklyn Magazine

Just under 3 years ago, Jupiter’s Co-Founders Ross Goodhart and Robbie Salter found themselves in a rather relatable situation. They, like nearly 75% of the world’s population, were flaking. From dandruff, that is. 1. Ross, a former investor turned product developer, and Robbie, a former media consultant, each experienced scalp discomfort most of their entire…

This NY-based brand is disrupting the largest haircare segment, one flake at a time.

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Inside Nike's latest pledge to New York non-profits working with Black youth

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Feb 24, 2021

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Inside Nike's latest pledge to New York non-profits working with Black youth

7 queer-friendly barbershops in Brooklyn to get your glow up

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Feb 24, 2021

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7 queer-friendly barbershops in Brooklyn to get your glow up

Inside Brooklyn’s burgeoning queer-inclusive barbershop community

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Feb 24, 2021

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A new book offers never-before-seen photos of the LAPD in 1994

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Feb 23, 2021

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A new book offers never-before-seen photos of the LAPD in 1994

Looklyn: From 'soft colors' to 'extremely extreme'

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Feb 23, 2021

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Looklyn: From 'soft colors' to 'extremely extreme'

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Rewriting the formula on Formula One race photography

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Coney Island to re-open for the brave on April 9

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Health Dept. data: Brooklyn has lowest vaccination rates in the city

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Americana through a Brooklyn filter

BODEGA makes Art Rock for a 'Broken' World

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By José Simián &

One of the borough’s more exciting rock bands talks about Heidegger, history, and recording a ‘thinking party’ album during the pandemic.

You think New York is dead? These artists are betting everything it isn't

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By Anna Rahmanan &

South Williamsburg creative collective The Locker Room has rolled out a residency program urging creatives of all stripes to stick it out.

Next Stop: 1 Prospect Park West

By Douglas Elliman

'Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell' reveals new truths about the iconic rapper

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By Joshua Encinias &

The new Netflix doc about Notorious B.I.G. relies heavily on never-before-seen home video footage and has the blessing of his estate.

Meet the millennial with plants for parents

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By Greg Hildreth &

Having houseplant problems? Submit your questions to us as part of a new series on caring for your domestic vegetation.

Brooklyn Nets fans flash an ‘Excelsior Pass’ to prove Covid status before game

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By Amelia Anthony &

The new QR code ticketing system was also given a trial run at Tuesday’s Rangers game.

Holy sheep! Rare 1929 film shows lambs grazing in Prospect Park

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By Brian Braiker

‘So tame that they ate from children’s palms,’ the sheep were tended to by a full-time shepherd and dogs.

The Hold Steady: Rocking on as the world 'simmers into a boil'

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By Brian Braiker &

The Hold Steady’s Criag Finn and Franz Nicolay discuss their new album, ‘Open Door Policy,’ a year of lockdown and, well, holding steady.

Crown Heights max vax site opens to all eligible Brooklynites

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By Amelia Anthony &

As Medgar Evers College expands its Covid-19 vaccine offering, Mayor de Blasio complains of out-of-towners taking advantage of NYC.

Looklyn: A Williamsburg artist flaunts her amazing technicolor dreamcoat

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Kira Ryter, an artist and designer who recently moved from Chicago, shows off a coat of many colors she made from an old blanket.

8 Brooklyn creatives share their favorite Black-owned pandemic purchases

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From totes to t-shirts to peacoats, these styles helped our creatives through a tough time.

Meet the man behind the man behind Guided by Voices

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Musician-engineer-producer Travis Harrison discusses Dumbo studio life, getting ahead of the Covid curve and more.

Check out Pop Smoke's posthumous track, 'AP'

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The song, which features in the new movie ‘Boogie,’ dropped at midnight, a year after the face of Brooklyn drill was murdered in LA at 20.

9 Brooklyn restaurants with great patios for outdoor dining

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Is that … a kiss of Spring in the air? Here are nine great spots with cozy sidewalk dining options. Pull up a chair.

Inside Brooklyn’s burgeoning queer-inclusive barbershop community

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Pandemic slowdown aside, Brooklyn barbers have been working to provide a safe space for clients for whom hair is a crucial signifier.

7 queer-friendly barbershops in Brooklyn to get your glow up

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A non-comprehensive guide to barbershops with gender-neutral pricing models that provide a safe space for LGBTQ+ clients.

Inside Nike's latest pledge to New York non-profits working with Black youth

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The sports brand announced donations to two Brooklyn nonprofits Wednesday, as well as a Bed-Stuy-based banking app for kids.

A new book offers never-before-seen photos of the LAPD in 1994

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Two years after the LA riots, Brooklyn photographer Joseph Rodriguez embedded with the LAPD which was attempting to fix its image.

Looklyn: From 'soft colors' to 'extremely extreme'

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In this series we hold a mirror up to the borough to ask what we can learn about what we’re wearing. Today, meet Darnell Bernard.

Rewriting the formula on Formula One race photography

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Photographer Josh Paul discusses shooting the “elegant circus” of Formula One racing for the past eight years—with a camera from 1913.

Coney Island to re-open for the brave on April 9

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By Amelia Anthony &

The amusement park will open at 33 percent capacity, while indoor attractions will operate at 25 percent.

Health Dept. data: Brooklyn has lowest vaccination rates in the city

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Newly released data by zip code from all five boroughs reveal racial and economic iniquities in coronavirus vaccine distribution.

Americana through a Brooklyn filter

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With his first solo album, Brooklyn-born producer and bandleader Ben Rice contemplates a borough he doesn’t always recognize.

BODEGA makes Art Rock for a 'Broken' World

You think New York is dead? These artists are betting everything it isn't

'Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell' reveals new truths about the iconic rapper

Meet the millennial with plants for parents

Brooklyn Nets fans flash an ‘Excelsior Pass’ to prove Covid status before game

Holy sheep! Rare 1929 film shows lambs grazing in Prospect Park

The Hold Steady: Rocking on as the world 'simmers into a boil'

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You think New York is dead? These artists are betting everything it isn't

Holy sheep! Rare 1929 film shows lambs grazing in Prospect Park

9 Brooklyn restaurants with great patios for outdoor dining

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Looklyn: A Williamsburg artist flaunts her amazing technicolor dreamcoat

Brooklyn Nets fans flash an ‘Excelsior Pass’ to prove Covid status before game

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BODEGA makes Art Rock for a 'Broken' World

You think New York is dead? These artists are betting everything it isn't

'Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell' reveals new truths about the iconic rapper

Meet the millennial with plants for parents

Brooklyn Nets fans flash an ‘Excelsior Pass’ to prove Covid status before game

Holy sheep! Rare 1929 film shows lambs grazing in Prospect Park

The Hold Steady: Rocking on as the world 'simmers into a boil'

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You think New York is dead? These artists are betting everything it isn't

Holy sheep! Rare 1929 film shows lambs grazing in Prospect Park

9 Brooklyn restaurants with great patios for outdoor dining

Meet the millennial with plants for parents

Looklyn: A Williamsburg artist flaunts her amazing technicolor dreamcoat

Brooklyn Nets fans flash an ‘Excelsior Pass’ to prove Covid status before game

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Next Stop: 1 Prospect Park West

Crown Heights max vax site opens to all eligible Brooklynites

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Looklyn: A Williamsburg artist flaunts her amazing technicolor dreamcoat

Looklyn: A Williamsburg artist flaunts her amazing technicolor dreamcoat

8 Brooklyn creatives share their favorite Black-owned pandemic purchases

8 Brooklyn creatives share their favorite Black-owned pandemic purchases

Meet the man behind the man behind Guided by Voices

Meet the man behind the man behind Guided by Voices

Check out Pop Smoke's posthumous track, 'AP'

Check out Pop Smoke's posthumous track, 'AP'

9 Brooklyn restaurants with great patios for outdoor dining

9 Brooklyn restaurants with great patios for outdoor dining

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This NY-based brand is disrupting the largest haircare segment, one flake at a time.

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This NY-based brand is disrupting the largest haircare segment, one flake at a time.

Inside Nike's latest pledge to New York non-profits working with Black youth

Inside Nike's latest pledge to New York non-profits working with Black youth

7 queer-friendly barbershops in Brooklyn to get your glow up

7 queer-friendly barbershops in Brooklyn to get your glow up

Inside Brooklyn’s burgeoning queer-inclusive barbershop community

Inside Brooklyn’s burgeoning queer-inclusive barbershop community

A new book offers never-before-seen photos of the LAPD in 1994

A new book offers never-before-seen photos of the LAPD in 1994

Looklyn: From 'soft colors' to 'extremely extreme'

Looklyn: From 'soft colors' to 'extremely extreme'

Rewriting the formula on Formula One race photography

Coney Island to re-open for the brave on April 9

Health Dept. data: Brooklyn has lowest vaccination rates in the city

Americana through a Brooklyn filter

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BODEGA makes Art Rock for a 'Broken' World

You think New York is dead? These artists are betting everything it isn't

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Next Stop: 1 Prospect Park West

'Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell' reveals new truths about the iconic rapper

Meet the millennial with plants for parents

Brooklyn Nets fans flash an ‘Excelsior Pass’ to prove Covid status before game

Holy sheep! Rare 1929 film shows lambs grazing in Prospect Park

The Hold Steady: Rocking on as the world 'simmers into a boil'

Crown Heights max vax site opens to all eligible Brooklynites

Looklyn: A Williamsburg artist flaunts her amazing technicolor dreamcoat