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Kelly Zutrau, frontwoman of dreampop darling Wet, bumped into filmmaker Alfred Marroquin on a side street near his house in Williamsburg last spring. It wasn’t exactly an accident. I saw Kelly in the street a couple of times and I kind of just swooned,” he told Brooklyn Magazine. “Kelly’s writing, her vocals, the melody are…

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

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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…

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MLK in NYC: 'He knew the importance of the city'

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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…

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Ella Emhoff (nearly) steals her Momala's inauguration day thunder

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Record mecca Rough Trade to move from its Williamsburg home

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Steve Hindy's path from the Middle East to Brooklyn yeast

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Dec 28, 2020

On ‘Brooklyn Magazine: The Podcast,’ the Brooklyn Brewery founder charts his unlikely career and challenging year.

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Dec 21, 2020

In this episode of ‘Brooklyn Magazine: The Podcast,’ a pandemic-born bicycle club, business and movement.

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In New York City, we go through 326 million pounds of disposable foodware from takeout and delivery each year. Learn what Just Salad is doing about it.

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How to Bring More Joy to Your Food Ordering Routine

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In New York City, we go through 326 million pounds of disposable foodware from takeout and delivery each year. Learn what Just Salad is doing about it.

arrow arrow arrow arrow

Debi Mazar doesn't live here any more

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Dec 14, 2020

In the latest episode of ‘Brooklyn Magazine: The Podcast,’ the actress breaks down her bananas 2020.

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Introducing a new Brooklyn Magazine for a new era

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|

Dec 7, 2020

Today we are introducing a new Brooklyn Magazine, under new ownership and new management, with a new sensibility—and during a pandemic.

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Eric Adams is the first guest on Brooklyn Magazine: The Podcast

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The borough president is the inaugural guest on a new weekly long-form interview show.

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You’re Not Wrong By Annie Armstrong

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Dec 14, 2018

Kelly Zutrau, frontwoman of dreampop darling Wet, bumped into filmmaker Alfred Marroquin on a side street near his house in Williamsburg last spring. It wasn’t exactly an accident. I saw Kelly in the street a couple of times and I kind of just swooned,” he told Brooklyn Magazine. “Kelly’s writing, her vocals, the melody are…

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