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Extra Extra: A Nightmare Interview With Rudy Giuliani
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Extra Extra: A Nightmare Interview With Rudy Giuliani


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Published Dec 23, 2019


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  • Rudy Giuliani gave an absolutely nuts interview to NY Magazine in which he claims to be more of a Jew than George Soros, talks about his business interests in Ukraine (while simultaneously denying he has any), and, well, drools: "As he spoke, he fixed his gaze straight ahead, rarely turning to make eye contact. When his mouth closed, saliva leaked from the corner and crawled down his face through the valley of a wrinkle. He didn’t notice, and it fell onto his sweater."
  • The Times looks at the story of the Chow brothers, and human cost of ridesharing on the taxi industry.
  • A Queens man punched by a rival during an argument over a woman fell, hit his head on the concrete, and later died.
  • Why do so many stores have coffee shops nowadays?
  • A woman constructed a giant gingerbread house around her desk in her office (but sadly, it wasn't edible).
  • Dame Judi Dench said that her Cats character is trans: "It seems like Dench’s comments seem more joking, but if she’s serious — visibility matters!"
  • The team behind one of the best speakeasies in NYC, Angel’s Share, has opened a casual Japanese cocktail bar in Sunset Park’s Industry City.
  • The New Yorker has a good article about the pains of parenting.
  • The Ringer has a fantastic piece about the Midtown energy of Uncut Gems.
  • Eli Manning, Daniel Jones and a few other Giants players partied in Hoboken after beating the Redskins this weekend.
  • This man is trying to visit every Starbucks on Earth for some reason.
  • Everyone living in Concord, Massachusetts is clearly down to gossip about celebrities and the filming of Little Women.
  • And finally, why are you doing this to me:

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Ben Yakas was born and raised in New York, and has worked for Gothamist for over a decade, and WNYC for four years, covering literally everything. He has hung out with Dan Smith (who will teach you guitar), but still has yet to have a guitar lesson with him.

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