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Cynthia Orgel
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Copy Editor, New York Magazine
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By Cynthia Orgel Verified, Bridget Riley, Jennifer Li, Victoria Taylor| WeWork@ Joseph Bien-Kahn recently hit a literary milestone: his one-year anniversary as a freelancer. Within the past year, the Oakland-based writer rode the Baja 1000, went behind the scenes with a bunch of wrestlers, and got slapped in the face by a Thai couple for body modification-purposes—all in the name of journalism. “The biggest perk of journalism is that you get to learn about something, or do something, and get paid for it,” says Bien-Kahn of these odd, fringe stories that are his forte
By Cynthia Orgel Verified| bedfordandbowery.com@ Walking along 27th Street between Broadway and 6th Avenue, you’ll hit the Radio Wave Building, where electrical engineer and inventor Nikola Tesla used to live and conduct radio wave experiments in 1896, back when the building still operated as a hotel. These days, just a few blocks away on 26th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenue, another man of science toils away: Jason Sapan, who transforms into Dr. Laser in the seconds it takes to throw on a white lab coat
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New York Magazine
New York Magazine is a prominent American biweekly publication that began in April 1968. Founded by editor Clay Felker and graphic designer Milton Glaser, it quickly established itself as a competitor to The New Yorker and set a standard for city magazines across the U.S. Over time, the magazine has expanded its focus from local to national and global topics, covering culture, politics, style, and lifestyle. The magazine features a variety of content through its different brands. Intelligencer offers national news and commentary, while The Cut focuses on style and culture. Vulture specializes in entertainment news and criticism, and The Strategist provides shopping advice. Curbed covers urban development and lifestyle, and Grub Street delivers food news and restaurant reviews. New York Magazine also has a strong digital presence, publishing around 100 stories daily and attracting over 100 million readers each month. The publication has received numerous awards, including 48 National Magazine Awards and a Pulitzer Prize for art criticism in 2018.
New York, New York, United States
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Founded: 1968