Sabrina Rojas Weiss

No one visits the city and demands a stop at Union Square. It's not often the source of nostalgia for the kind of New Yorker prone to waxing about their

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It's that time of year again, when people drop a ridiculous amount of cash to give candy to children they don't know, while parents send said kids out to

As busy as Kristen Bell is promoting the new season of The Good Place and swinging by the United Nations to save the world, she's always got time for her

Perhaps once it would have seemed odd to see a woman who came to fame as a sitcom teenager at a hearing for a nominee to the Supreme Court. Now, not so