Christianna Clark tells the story of two young sweaty dancers in Puerto Rico; shimming and shaking and smelling of coconut oil and Chapstick.
Illustration by Anna G.
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Sassy seductress Joyce from the world of Tim Burton’s Edward Scissorhands is the perfect summer style inspiration. Think foxy great-aunt.
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Sucré has a fresh charm in their music that can either move you to tears or have you smiling like a giddy mad man. Needless to say it’s just fucking good music.
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Lions, natives and sunburns OH MY! Sounds like she had a majestic ‘ol time on the African Safari.
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We present to you…the simple…the elegant…the last resort…Ginny Weasley Cocktail.
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“The memories become like a quilt, the tension of the stitching separating stories, yet, as a whole— it’s all one narrative– a narrative we have not yet learned to talk about.” Delve into our article So Close, So Far: Racism & the Non-Conversation, and see if you relate.
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Chris Ying is one Lucky Peach, and we got to take a big bite into the editor-and-chiefs juicy life. Learn everything you could ever want to know in inconnu’s exclusive interview.
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The book Scene holds young New York artists, and shares their stories. These 80’s portraits by Jeannette Montgomery Barron show the faces that changed our culture.
