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1, June 2022

EPICURIOUS: Here’s a Sparkling Water for People Who Hate Sparkling Water

It’s sweeter, brighter, and altogether more flavorful than your average can of seltzer.

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3, March 2022

BON APPETIT: The Only Thing Better Than Pimento Cheese? Extra-Spicy Pimento Cheese

The fiery pimento cheese from Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit is a taste of home.

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28, February 2023

BON APPETIT: This Curated Box Helps Me Discover New Black-Owned Food Brands

Like hot mustard, West African snacks, and my new favorite spice rub.

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1, April 2022

THE INTERLUDE: Comedian Rose Kelso Embraces Being ‘Long Island Dirt

Once a source of self-consciousness, Kelso’s hometown now pops up often on her Comedy Central skits and personal TikTok.

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14, February 2023

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST: 22 Best Quilts and Coverlets, Tested and Reviewed by Clever

From channeled and reversible cotton to easy, breezy linen, here are some of the best light layers to keep you cozy regardless of the season

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23, December 2022

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST: We’re Calling It: Lego Decorations Aren’t Just For Kids Anymore

Three tastemakers tell us how they turned one of the most beloved childhood toys into high-end home decor

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11, November 2022

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST: How to Live Like Joan Didion With 11 Products Inspired by Her Estate Sale

I’ve been window-shopping since last week

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11, August 2022

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST: How To Decorate Your Home Like Your Favorite American Girl Doll

With a little help from the women behind @hellicity_merriman and @klit.klittredge; CO-WRITTEN WITH SYDNEY GORE

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26, February 2022

INSIDER: Experts explain the rise of 'mean ASMR,' where YouTubers insult and criticize viewers who say it makes them feel good

ASMR videos create pleasurable feelings through sensory triggers, like stroking a microphone. A new sub-genre does the same thing, while being insulting or mean to viewers for comedic effect. Viewers and experts explain why 'mean ASMR' videos can create an enhanced experience.