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The Best Sustainable Face Masks (That Are Actually Sustainable), According to Experts  New York Magazine

The Best Reusable Bags for Grocery Shopping, According to Members of the Park Slope Food Co-op  New York Magazine

The Expanding Shrink Landscape  The Cut

As one new mom puts it: “Going forward, I’d be more inclined to get things for the mothers, because you’ll get so much baby stuff.”

Including an elegant honey dipper, a pair of vegan, paisley-printed slides, and the “fine wine” of notebooks.

When will you be able to smoke in New Jersey? Where, specifically? And what does this mean for legalization in New York?

The Best Holiday Gifts for Everyone (That Do Good, Too)  New York Magazine

It’s a fully insulated bright-purple “wearable sleeping bag” that’s — dare I say — kind of stylish (in a gorpcore way).

Including a pair of gorpcore slip-ons, lots of actually nice-looking Uggs, and the slipper-slash-sandals Brie Larson can’t live without.

Including all-natural body and cleaning products and a bunch of soft, stretchy, and actually nice-looking maternity-appropriate clothing.

All you have to do is plug in the kidney-bean-shaped chair.

Including the portable washing machine a New Yorker (without laundry in-unit) used during the pandemic, and a van lifer’s favorite clothing wand.

From a natural clay mask to a print of queer, Black model Enam Asiama, (mostly) all proceeds from these items go to organizations fighting racism.

Sophie Buhai scrunchies and Le Creuset Dutch ovens, apparently.

The Strategist hive mind agrees that Blundstones are a go-to boot.

It also doubles as a flashlight and USB phone charger long after the power goes out.

I’ve bought perfect-fitting kids’ Hunter boots, Stan Smiths, Chacos, and more that cost way less than their identical adult styles.

Including Ryan Reynolds’s go-to toothbrush, Alicia Silverstone’s mouthwash, and Olivia Wilde’s favorite dental floss.

1. Rosh HashanahWelcome in 5778 the only way a Jewish family knows how to–with lots of food, chutzpah, and liquor. All New Year’s resolutions about less lasho

Track and field readies for East Prelims - Columbia Spectator  CU Columbia Spectator