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- As he prepares for a possible mayoral run, Andrew Yang has launched a nonprofit called Humanity Forward, which sounds a little too much like "The Human Fund."
- The social media team at Tito's vodka has been forced to repeatedly explain to people that its product is not a suitable substitute for hand sanitizer.
- The coolest karaoke club in NYC is located in someone's living room.
- Disgraced ex-congressman Aaron Schock came out as gay today.
- Fine & Schapiro, the 113-year-old UWS Jewish delicatessen, has reportedly shuttered.
- An Outline writer interviewed his dad about being a Joe Biden supporter.
- Kendrick Lamar and frequent collaborator Dave Free have launched pgLang, which they describe as “a new multi-lingual, at service company.”
- Have you noticed that Nancy Cartwright, aka Bart Simpson, has been watching your Instagram stories lately?
- In the new Hillary Hulu docu-series, Bill Clinton claims that his affair with Monica Lewinksy was one of the “things I did to manage my anxieties.”
- Kids In The Hall have reunited for an eight-episode season for Amazon.
- Here's a sweet comic about running into a former Lost actor on the subway.
- Check out some of the highlights of Record Store Day 2020.
- And finally, what kind of evil magic is this:
Published Mar 5, 2020
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