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First Look: Transition into Autumn with Rust, Brick, & Burgundy Tones

Rich autumn color is coming back in lush tapesty tone. Rust     left to right Ira Pleated Mid-Length Skirt by Jonathan Simkhai: Pleated rayon/nylon/ spandex. $277.00 Fabianna Filippi Silk Satin Blouse: Short sleeves, v-neck, wrap neck scarf. $459.00 Flared Midi Dress With High Neck by Bluzat: Aymmetric flared skirt, long sleeves

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Constance – With Cloning, the Wealthy Can Dodge Death

The year is 2038 and human cloning is a reality, but only for the very wealthy. Constance D’Arcy is not rich, and grew up an outsider. “The mixed-race daughter of a fire-breathing white evangelical and a half-Black, half-Vietnamese army corporal,” But Con’s aunt, Abigail Stickling, is a brilliant scientist, the

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Upgrade Your Bathroom II: Shower Curtains

Another inexpensive way to completely change décor. These are mostly a standard size, though some come in several sizes. Some arrive with hooks, others not. Flowers (of course)      clockwise Eucalyptus Leaf Shower Curtain: Hooks included. Machine washable polyester. 72” x 72”. Sale $19.19 Yellow Impatiens Flower Shower Curtain by Lorie:

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The Inspector and the Sea – Murder on a Swedish Island

Police Inspector Robert Anders (Walter Sittler) moves from Germany to Visby, a Swedish town on the island of Gotland. His wife, Line (Paprika Steen), who works as a midwife, is Swedish, so their move makes sense, except for one factor: Anders has a phobia about the sea. Forty years ago,

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Ernest Shackleton Loves Me – A Hoot

A Fringe Festival-like production on steroids, this loopy musical revolves around indie, electronic musician/composer and single mother Kat (Val Vigoda) connecting from Brooklyn via Skype to admittedly dead explorer Ernest Shackelton (Wade McCollum) in transit to the Antarctic. This is me, this is my gear, and this is live looping…

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First Look: Transition into Fall with Seasonal Brown

Back for Autumn, brown arrives in a number of shades and endless silhouettes. Tops     clockwise Virgin Wool Cardigan by Jardin des Orangers: Gathers at the waist with self-ties for an adjustable fit. $259.00 Ghospell blouse: Puff sleeves and bow. Brown check. Shirred, stretch cuffs. Polyester. $109.00 Plaid Shirt by Polo

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First Look: Transition into Autumn with Rust, Brick, & Burgundy Tones

Rich autumn color is coming back in lush tapesty tone. Rust     left to right Ira Pleated Mid-Length Skirt by Jonathan Simkhai: Pleated rayon/nylon/ spandex. $277.00 Fabianna Filippi Silk Satin Blouse: Short sleeves, v-neck, wrap neck scarf. $459.00 Flared Midi Dress With High Neck by Bluzat: Aymmetric flared skirt, long sleeves and a high collar. Unlined, fastening with zipper at the back. Viscose/polyester. Sale $154.00  Radha Pant by Nanushka: Lined faux leather. Zippered fly.5 pocket design.

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Constance – With Cloning, the Wealthy Can Dodge Death

The year is 2038 and human cloning is a reality, but only for the very wealthy. Constance D’Arcy is not rich, and grew up an outsider. “The mixed-race daughter of a fire-breathing white evangelical and a half-Black, half-Vietnamese army corporal,” But Con’s aunt, Abigail Stickling, is a brilliant scientist, the mother of human cloning and the founder of Palingenesis where the work is carried out. Abigail gifted clones to family members, but an accompanying note

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Estamos Bien – The Message from Latinx Artists at El Museo del Barrio

Now that museums have reopened, although still with restrictions, we can now get out to see some of the exhibitions we thought we might miss. One to put on your list available to view through September 26 is Estamos Bien – La Trienal 20/21 at El Museo del Barrio, at Fifth Avenue and 104th Street.  There is nothing ho-hum or predictable about the works from more than 40 Latinx artists from across the United States

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Upgrade Your Bathroom II: Shower Curtains

Another inexpensive way to completely change décor. These are mostly a standard size, though some come in several sizes. Some arrive with hooks, others not. Flowers (of course)      clockwise Eucalyptus Leaf Shower Curtain: Hooks included. Machine washable polyester. 72” x 72”. Sale $19.19 Yellow Impatiens Flower Shower Curtain by Lorie: 100% high quality waterproof polyester material. 72” x 72” Sale $8.54  Funnytree Floral Watercolor Flower Shower Curtain: Hooks included. Machine washable polyester. 72” x 72”

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The Inspector and the Sea – Murder on a Swedish Island

Police Inspector Robert Anders (Walter Sittler) moves from Germany to Visby, a Swedish town on the island of Gotland. His wife, Line (Paprika Steen), who works as a midwife, is Swedish, so their move makes sense, except for one factor: Anders has a phobia about the sea. Forty years ago, he and his younger sister were swimming when she drowned. Although he wasn’t responsible, Robert grew up believing his father blamed him for the accident.

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Ernest Shackleton Loves Me – A Hoot

A Fringe Festival-like production on steroids, this loopy musical revolves around indie, electronic musician/composer and single mother Kat (Val Vigoda) connecting from Brooklyn via Skype to admittedly dead explorer Ernest Shackelton (Wade McCollum) in transit to the Antarctic. This is me, this is my gear, and this is live looping… she sings, video posting on a dating site while expertly playing electric violin. Shackelton responds to her ad: I have journeyed through space and time

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First Look: Transition into Fall with Seasonal Brown

Back for Autumn, brown arrives in a number of shades and endless silhouettes. Tops     clockwise Virgin Wool Cardigan by Jardin des Orangers: Gathers at the waist with self-ties for an adjustable fit. $259.00 Ghospell blouse: Puff sleeves and bow. Brown check. Shirred, stretch cuffs. Polyester. $109.00 Plaid Shirt by Polo Ralph Lauren: Point collar. Front button closures.  Long sleeves, buttoned cuffs. High/low shirttail hem with vents at sides. Machine washable Viscose/Cotton. $128.00 Sofia Pullover Top

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Arizona’s Oak Creek Canyon – Red rocks, Steep Switchbacks and Dramatic Views

Story by Marija Andric Growing up in Arizona, I loved the biodiversity of the state. Minutes from my home, I could hike the best trails in the Sonoran Desert, and after a few hours of driving, I could breathe fresh alpine air and marvel at fall foliage. And there’s one scenic drive in Arizona that has it all: Oak Creek Canyon. This 15-mile state-designated scenic road along Route 89A begins in Sedona (if you’re coming

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