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New York Software Developers changing Banking with Blockchain solution

In conference rooms and code repositories, a select team of developers is quietly building something revolutionary. Phil Anderson, founder of New York Software Developers,...

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New York Software Developers changing Banking with Blockchain solution

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In conference rooms and code repositories, a select team of developers is quietly building something revolutionary. Phil Anderson, founder of New York Software Developers,...

All the Murders and Banishments on ‘The Traitors’ Season 3

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Backstabbing, scheming, and, of course, murrrrder. These are just a few things to expect from season 3 of The Traitors. The season premiered on...
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‘That Was Too Many Blunts Ago’

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It was the summer of 1992, and Ladybug Mecca, Butterfly, and Doodlebug—collectively known as Digable Planets—were recording their debut album, Reachin’ (A New Refutation...

Take a Look Inside the Music Industry With Studio Confidential

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New on-stage discussion series Studio Confidential will make its New York City debut this February, uniting music visionaries who shaped iconic recordings, from James...

Cat Power Revisits ‘The Greatest’ With New EP

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Cat Power is honoring the impending 20th birthday of her beloved album The Greatest with a three-song EP, Redux, which will arrive Jan. 23...
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Epicurus, Montmartre and La Fontaine: A traveller’s guide to Copenhagen jazz

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Wine glasses clink, silverware rattles and chairs scrape against the wood flooring. There’s an energy in the room that you’ll find at most restaurants...

Inside Italy’s ultimate cheese festival: Parma opens its dairies for Caseifici Aperti 

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As a tour group pauses between rows of Parmigiano Reggiano stacked to the ceiling, an Italian woman explains how she smuggles wedges of the...

Alcohol-free beverages and halal food: The world’s first Muslim-friendly cruise sets sail next month

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The world’s first Muslim-friendly cruise will launch in Malaysia this November. Dubbed the M/V Piano Land, the cruise will offer a range of facilities...

From Putin souvenirs to Soviet lunches: Why has travel to Transnistria gone viral?

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Soaring statues of Lenin, postcards of Putin, and a tourist-filled T-34 tank: it’s a trifecta you’ll only find in Europe’s most notorious breakaway state. Officially...
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