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Abby Monteil
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Weekend Editor, Apartment Therapy
Chicago
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By Abby Monteil Verified| Them Verified Ask the average viewer what they remember about Netflix’s long-running anthology series Black Mirror, and odds are that Belinda Carlisle’s “Heaven Is a Place On Earth” will start looping in their head. For a show that’s often so misanthropic about the technological dystopias it creates, it’s telling that a tender sapphic love story — season three’s “San Junipero” — has become its most iconic entry, making many of the early 2010s musings about ill-fated tech feel almost quaint by comparison.
By Abby Monteil Verified| Them Verified Sign up for The Agenda — Them’s news and politics newsletter, delivered to your inbox every Thursday. Even when Donald Trump’s administration is overseeing a constitutional crisis, he still has time to attack transgender people. During an April 14 meeting between Trump and El Salvador President Nayib Bukele that was ostensibly about the two leaders’ controversial deportation and detention pact, Trump abruptly brought up his favorite political scapegoat: trans women in sports.
By Abby Monteil Verified| Them Verified Ask the average viewer what they remember about Netflix’s long-running anthology series Black Mirror, and odds are that Belinda Carlisle’s “Heaven Is a Place On Earth” will start looping in their head. For a show that’s often so misanthropic about the technological dystopias it creates, it’s telling that a tender sapphic love story — season three’s “San Junipero” — has become its most iconic entry, making many of the early 2010s musings about ill-fated tech feel almost quaint by comparison.
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Apartment Therapy
There are 6.991 billion people in the world and they all have stuff. A whole lot of stuff. Every home, studio, office, school, store and stoop is a potential market, each filled with goods that could be sold, rented, traded, or given. Imagine the world as one global marketplace, powered entirely by local communities. Krrb (pronounced 'curb') is a hyperlocal, curiously global classifieds made just for you. A most epic scavenger hunt at your fingertips where you can thrift, rummage and discover local treasures - at your doorstep or around the world. See what's around you, discover your local flavor. Dip into another neighborhood in another city and see what they have to offer locally. Travel to another country and uncover local treasures you can't find at home.
East Village, New York, United States
+1 212-966-7174
Founded: 2010