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OpenAI Signs Content Deal With New Yorker, Vogue Owner Conde Nast
OpenAI has signed similar deals with the Time magazine, Financial Times, Business Insider-owner Axel Springer, France's Le Monde and Spain's Prisa Media over the past few months.
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Is 'Wokeness' Killing Comedy - Or Are Ageing Comedians Crying Wolf?
In April, comedian Jerry Seinfeld went on the New Yorker Radio Hour and re-opened the debate that refuses to die. While spruiking his debut film, Unfrosted, Seinfeld went on a tangent about how, he believes, political correctness has ruined comedy.
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New York Prepares For 'High-Voltage' India-Pakistan T20 World Cup Clash
At the cultural crossroads of the world, New Yorkers will experience a thrilling first on Sunday -- a World Cup cricket match hosted in a US city between Asian powerhouses: rivals India and Pakistan.
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Rare Sexually Transmitted Fungal Infection Identified In New York City: Report
The first reported case in the United States involved a New Yorker in his thirties who developed rashes on his genital area, buttocks, and limbs.
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How Trump's Conviction Will Impact The US Election
A panel of 12 New Yorkers were unanimous in their determination that Donald Trump is guilty as charged -- but for the impact on his election prospects, the jury is still out.
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Half Of New Yorkers Will Flee City In Next 5 Years As Quality Of Life Falls: Poll
The survey also showed steep slides in happiness with the quality of education, government services and cleanliness in the city.
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New Yorker's 5-Year Free Hotel Stay Ends In Ownership Battle
A man in New York City found a way to live in a prominent Manhattan hotel without paying anything for five years by exploiting a lesser-known local housing regulation.
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Holiday Spirit Shines Through "Merry and Bright" From New York City, Here's Proof
Covered under a sheet of fairy lights, countless New Yorkers participate in the parades in Santa and Elf costumes, much of New York City looks like a scene from a Christmas movie.
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Watch: New Yorkers Lift Illegally Parked Car To Give Way To Bus, Internet Calls Them "Heroes"
In an inspiring display of working together for the community, a group of New Yorkers got together to lift an illegally parked car and move it to the side in order to give way to a bus.
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Hundreds Arrested For Shutting New York's Grand Central Over Gaza Ceasefire
Hundreds of people were arrested Friday when police broke up a large demonstration of mostly Jewish New Yorkers who had taken over the main hall of Grand Central station in protest of Israel's bombardment of Gaza, police and organizers said.
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"Needlessly Misleading": Comedian Hasan Minhaj Rebuts Critical 'New Yorker' Profile
The New Yorker's article questioned Hasan Minhaj’s claims, particularly those related to being a Muslim-American and an Asian American.
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What Comedian Hasan Minhaj Said On Allegations Of Faking Islamophobia
Minhaj said that he believed the article portrayed him in a negative light, making him appear like a "psycho." He defended the use of creative liberties in exaggerating certain aspects of his stand-up stories.
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Prince William Has A Taste Of The New York Life, Goes Unnoticed While Jogging
The Prince of Wales pleasantly surprised New Yorkers by embarking on an early morning jog in Central Park on Tuesday.
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How To Eat Pizza? Courtney Cox Answers In A Hilarious Instagram Post
Addressing people whom she may have offended, Courtney Cox apologised saying, "I am so sorry. I know how to do it. I was just joking around."
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Pics: New Yorkers Chase The Sunset As 'Manhattanhenge' Lights Up City
A rare natural phenomenon brought the city that never stops to a standstill on Tuesday evening as thousands tried to capture the perfect 'Manhattanhenge' picture.
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OpenAI Signs Content Deal With New Yorker, Vogue Owner Conde Nast
OpenAI has signed similar deals with the Time magazine, Financial Times, Business Insider-owner Axel Springer, France's Le Monde and Spain's Prisa Media over the past few months.
-
Is 'Wokeness' Killing Comedy - Or Are Ageing Comedians Crying Wolf?
In April, comedian Jerry Seinfeld went on the New Yorker Radio Hour and re-opened the debate that refuses to die. While spruiking his debut film, Unfrosted, Seinfeld went on a tangent about how, he believes, political correctness has ruined comedy.
-
New York Prepares For 'High-Voltage' India-Pakistan T20 World Cup Clash
At the cultural crossroads of the world, New Yorkers will experience a thrilling first on Sunday -- a World Cup cricket match hosted in a US city between Asian powerhouses: rivals India and Pakistan.
-
Rare Sexually Transmitted Fungal Infection Identified In New York City: Report
The first reported case in the United States involved a New Yorker in his thirties who developed rashes on his genital area, buttocks, and limbs.
-
How Trump's Conviction Will Impact The US Election
A panel of 12 New Yorkers were unanimous in their determination that Donald Trump is guilty as charged -- but for the impact on his election prospects, the jury is still out.
-
Half Of New Yorkers Will Flee City In Next 5 Years As Quality Of Life Falls: Poll
The survey also showed steep slides in happiness with the quality of education, government services and cleanliness in the city.
-
New Yorker's 5-Year Free Hotel Stay Ends In Ownership Battle
A man in New York City found a way to live in a prominent Manhattan hotel without paying anything for five years by exploiting a lesser-known local housing regulation.
-
Holiday Spirit Shines Through "Merry and Bright" From New York City, Here's Proof
Covered under a sheet of fairy lights, countless New Yorkers participate in the parades in Santa and Elf costumes, much of New York City looks like a scene from a Christmas movie.
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Watch: New Yorkers Lift Illegally Parked Car To Give Way To Bus, Internet Calls Them "Heroes"
In an inspiring display of working together for the community, a group of New Yorkers got together to lift an illegally parked car and move it to the side in order to give way to a bus.
-
Hundreds Arrested For Shutting New York's Grand Central Over Gaza Ceasefire
Hundreds of people were arrested Friday when police broke up a large demonstration of mostly Jewish New Yorkers who had taken over the main hall of Grand Central station in protest of Israel's bombardment of Gaza, police and organizers said.
-
"Needlessly Misleading": Comedian Hasan Minhaj Rebuts Critical 'New Yorker' Profile
The New Yorker's article questioned Hasan Minhaj’s claims, particularly those related to being a Muslim-American and an Asian American.
-
What Comedian Hasan Minhaj Said On Allegations Of Faking Islamophobia
Minhaj said that he believed the article portrayed him in a negative light, making him appear like a "psycho." He defended the use of creative liberties in exaggerating certain aspects of his stand-up stories.
-
Prince William Has A Taste Of The New York Life, Goes Unnoticed While Jogging
The Prince of Wales pleasantly surprised New Yorkers by embarking on an early morning jog in Central Park on Tuesday.
-
How To Eat Pizza? Courtney Cox Answers In A Hilarious Instagram Post
Addressing people whom she may have offended, Courtney Cox apologised saying, "I am so sorry. I know how to do it. I was just joking around."
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Pics: New Yorkers Chase The Sunset As 'Manhattanhenge' Lights Up City
A rare natural phenomenon brought the city that never stops to a standstill on Tuesday evening as thousands tried to capture the perfect 'Manhattanhenge' picture.
