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- Thirteen New Yorkers—including Thurston Moore, Rosie Perez & Penny Arcade—talk to the Times about their early '80s jobs and apartments.
- Scientists are keeping pig brains alive outside the body, which sounds like something out of Black Mirror.
- Charlie Rose is reportedly trying to launch a new talk show where he would interview other men accused of sexual misconduct, because the world isn't filled with enough terrible ideas as it is.
- The Department of Transportation installed curbside parking-protected bike lanes on Dyckman Street in Inwood last December—now, public officials are calling for them to be removed, because businesses have concerns.
- If you're looking for a substantive lunchtime read, we highly recommend this New Yorker piece on Japan's rent-a-family industry.
- A van fell off an overpass onto the Bronx River Parkway this morning.
- Janelle Monáe came out as pansexual in the new Rolling Stone cover story on her.
- Pictures of mysterious holes in a sheet of Arctic ice have scientists saying, "Whaaaaaaa?!?"
- Columbus, Ohio is the new Brooklyn is the new Paris is the new etc.
- If you're still trying to wrap your head around what happened with Kanye yesterday, this is the best article on the subject.
- And finally, I really have missed sharing dumb adorable animal videos with all of you! Anyway, this is what the last couple of months have been like:
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The view from Gothamist's new headquarters at WNYC, taken by Jen Chung's daughter Katie during "Take Your Child To Work Day."
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