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Savannah Sobrevilla

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Tremaine Emory Is Feeling Emotional About His First-Ever Museum Retrospective
The Denim Tears founder is “vicariously getting to go to art school” thanks to his new SCAD Museum of Art exhibition.
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How Robert Pattinson and Max Wolf Friedlich Made the Year's Most Perverted Play
The Holes, a racy new off-Broadway play produced by the Primetime star, burrows deep into the psychology of male sexuality. Jesus Christ is in it, too.
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The Celebrity Activism Slump Hasn’t Gotten to Adam Brody
Celebrity activism may be on the decline, but the O.C. and Nobody Wants This star is feeling hopeful—and going door to door in swing districts.
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You Can Buy New York's Hottest T-Shirt at the Deli
Death Metal, Florida tees are blowing up, despite their creator’s best efforts.
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The Pitt's Shawn Hatosy Is Embracing Life as a Sex Symbol
The morning after the Emmy Awards, where the HBO medical drama scored six wins, the 50-year-old actor called us for a post-ceremony debrief.
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Todd Snyder Spends His Hard-Earned Money on Pokémon Cards and Vinyl Records
After 15 years at the helm, the suitmaker who’s dressed everyone from A-list actors to the fictional cutthroat bankers of HBO’s Industry, confesses that sometimes vintage is even better than bespoke.
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New York City’s Most Exclusive Nightclubs are Reviving Membership Cards
Inside the New York-based loyalty programs that let cool people skip the lines at Basement, Paragon, Nowadays, and more.
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Abdul El-Sayed Just Wants American Democracy to Get Swole
Progressive politics meets progressive overload in El-Sayed’s aggro pitch to Michiganders.
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Does Your Graphic Tee Low-Key Suck?
Vintage dealers and T-shirt designers weigh in on the key differences between a good graphic tee and a bad one.
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Inside the Weird New World of Peptide Tanning
Skin-darkening peptides are all over social media, and things are getting weird.
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Why We Can’t Get Enough of Two Straight Guys Who Want to Kiss
From Love Island to the World Cup to celebrity red carpets, audiences are increasingly captivated by bros who aren’t afraid to touch their bros.
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