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Extra Extra: How To Have A Very "Uncut Gems" Seder


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Published Apr 7, 2020


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  • At least 51 patients diagnosed as having fully recovered from the coronavirus in South Korea have reportedly tested positive a second time after leaving quarantine.
  • Eater profiled some of the frontline restaurant industry workers who are hustling to continue feeding NYC.
  • Televised live sports have really gotten downgraded since the virus broke out.
  • Hal Willner, a record producer famed for his work as sketch music producer for Saturday Night Live and for "his left-of-center tribute albums and concerts," has died of complications related to the coronavirus. He was 64.
  • The Wildwoods in NJ is the tacky T-shirt capital of the northeast—but will it be able to survive coronavirus?
  • A man was charged with a DUI and reckless driving after he crashed his modified Carrera GT in Midtown this morning.
  • Processed "comfort food" is apparently making a comeback during the pandemic.
  • Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly resigned on Tuesday, a day after leaked audio revealed he called the ousted commander of the USS Theodore Roosevelt "stupid" in an address to the ship's crew.
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  • Watch Katie Crutchfield (Waxahatchee) and her partner Kevin Morby perform covers of Big Star, Emmylou Harris, the Silver Jews and John Prine during quarantine.
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