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Youth Activists and Global Leaders Confront Global Crises at UN Human Rights Summit

September 17, 2025

The 19th International Human Rights Summit convened at the United Nations Headquarters this July, bringing together youth delegates from 38 countries and veteran advocates to tackle some of the most urgent issues facing the world today. Organized under the theme…

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Bradley Cooper’s ‘Is This Thing On?’ to Close 63rd New York Film Festival

September 17, 2025

Film at Lincoln Center has announced that Bradley Cooper’s much-anticipated comedy-drama Is This Thing On? will serve as the Closing Night selection of the 63rd New York Film Festival, making its world premiere at Alice Tully Hall on Friday, October…

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New Analysis Ranks New York 11th for Foodborne Illnesses

September 16, 2025

With summer in full swing, Americans are firing up grills, enjoying picnics, and attending festivals—but warmer temperatures and outdoor cooking also create ideal conditions for bacteria and parasites to spread. According to a new analysis from Trace One, roughly one-third…

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‘This Is Not A Sketchbook’—It’s a Hands-On Class for Everyone Who Wants to Create

September 16, 2025

Creativity isn’t a talent you’re born with—it’s a skill you can develop. That’s the philosophy behind This Is Not A Sketchbook, It’s An Art Class!, an interactive, confidence-building tool designed to help people of all ages and skill levels tap…

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From Ravenna to the World: Federico Marchetti Chronicles the Rise of Online Luxury Fashion in New Memoir

September 15, 2025

Timed perfectly for New York Fashion Week, The Geek of Chic: An American Dream, Italian Style by Federico Marchetti offers an inside look at the extraordinary journey of the man who transformed luxury fashion retail online. With a Foreword by…

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Iranian Expatriate Explores Exile, Identity, and Espionage in New Political Thriller

September 15, 2025

A new political thriller is putting the personal and political struggles of Iranian expatriates front and center. “Dead Man’s Pacemaker,” written by Iranian-American cardiac surgeon Diako Hazhir, combines high-stakes espionage with the emotional weight of exile, creating a story that…

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New Children’s Book Turns Volunteering into an Exciting Adventure

September 15, 2025

Young readers are in for a heartwarming and inspiring treat with the latest installment in Dave Grunenwald’s Lucas and Emily’s Adventures series. Lucas and Emily’s Food Bank Adventure invites children ages 5-10 to discover the joy of giving back, showing…

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AllSaints Launches Shoreditch Leather: A Bold, Unisex Fragrance with Edge

September 15, 2025

AllSaints, the London-based fashion brand celebrated for its edgy aesthetic and iconic leather jackets, has translated its signature style into its fragrance collection with Shoreditch Leather, a unisex scent that blends sensuality, sophistication, and a touch of rebellion. Just as…

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Are ‘Bread and Circuses’ Dismantling Democracy? New Book Warns of the Hidden Cost of Modern Distractions

September 15, 2025

In ancient Rome, the poet Juvenal warned of “bread and circuses”—superficial entertainments designed to distract the populace from political corruption. Today, says licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist Kurt Warner, America is facing a similar challenge, only the distractions are…

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Nassau County Awards $2 Million to Complete Roslyn Grist Mill Restoration

September 15, 2025

The Roslyn Grist Mill, one of Nassau County’s most important historic landmarks, is on track to complete its transformation into a public museum thanks to new county funding. On Monday, September 8, 2025, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman visited the…

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