The next afternoon, Saturday, I join the others at Grisen (the pig) which is the hippest fast food joint in town, run by the hippest Turkish guy in town, Umut.
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Marks Is Dead: The Many Lives of America's Hippest Street.
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"Miles was always the hippest guy around," Mr. Hancock said.
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Marks is Dead: The Many Lives of America's Hippest Street.
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Know the lingo Want to woo the hippest of OkCupid users?
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Succulent Terrarium Desert plants are the hippest little decor pieces nowadays.
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Head to one of the hippest places for dinner in Curaçao: Kome.
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However, a few think Brooklyn's hippest address may be past its prime.
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A succulent terrarium Desert plants are the hippest little decor pieces nowadays.
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Wynwood is Miami's hippest emerging hood, so expect all the trappings that suggests.
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Every year the hippest influencers, tastemakers, and brand-launchers flood into Austin for SXSW.
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This is the gift that will make you the hippest aunt/uncle/sister around.
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Wynwood is Miami's hippest emerging hood, so expect all the trappings that it suggests.
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Homans: The Bowery Bar was at that point the hippest place in New York.
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The earthquake has left many in Mexico City's hippest neighborhoods questioning whether to stay.
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Cons: If you're looking for the hippest hotel in town, this is not it.
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El Huarache Azteca, located on the neighborhood's hippest boulevard, is one of these proud establishments.
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But like all the hippest clubs, the Sea Islands have been discovered by the masses.
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It's arguably the hippest neighbourhood in Montreal: it was home to Arcade Fire, Grimes, etc.
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When it launched, it was clear WicDiv could be the hippest comic book in the land.
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Can we believe in the immigrant who happens to write in the hippest, Brooklyniest form going?
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On the city's hippest strip, young people pack the outdoor cafes on a late spring weeknight.
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Watch the full video above to see the rest of their wild day in Europe's hippest city.
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The Nashville Bluegrass Band performs at the Station Inn in Nashville's hippest neighborhood, the Gulch, every December.
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"I knew enough about Desigual to understand why it was not considered as the hippest," he said.
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You need to eat the latest superfood, buy the perfect supplements or join the hippest fitness cult.
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If Soul Train was the "hippest trip in America," then Trap Karaoke is its ratchet heir apparent.
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Today, El Ocho remains one of the city's hippest drinking establishments, though Díaz is totally legit these days.
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Today, it's one of the hippest places to live in the entire Southeast, with housing prices to match.
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If you're in need of a super-pricy spa day, why not earn money by babysitting Brooklyn's hippest toddlers?
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LaCroix Sparkling Water has more or less shut the club down in terms of the hippest beverage to consume.
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Now, I was the full-time bartender at this restaurant that was probably considered the hippest restaurant in town.
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We all know that Bernie Sanders was popular with the hippest pockets of the internet before he went mainstream.
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"I have to admit, I'm not the hippest guy around," Sanders told CNN in an interview aboard his campaign bus.
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His magazine, which built its brand by identifying the world's hippest (and most profitable) trends, feels increasingly out of touch.
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The refreshing drink was the hippest accessory for people spending hot days and warm nights on beaches, rooftops, and outdoor bars.
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Now that Meltdown Comics and the Steve Allen Theater have both closed, Dynasty has become the city's hippest young alternative hub.
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When the group was offered a spot on the hippest show on television, it gave them instant access to the mainstream.
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In the borough of Brooklyn—the city's hippest and most torrid real estate market—signs of a retrenchment appeared more pronounced.
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The hippest city in Europe is enjoying a moment in the sun, but there is plenty of evidence of unrest, too.
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Jessica Pressler's tale of 'Anna Delvey' stretches from New York's hippest hotels and restaurants to a Park Avenue real estate deal.
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He was also crucial to the building of Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Los Angeles Philharmonic's home and America's hippest orchestral space.
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Much like Beats, the headphone company for which Apple reportedly paid $3 billion, Tidal has a reputation as the hippest brand in streaming.
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For one, the Olds in our offices no longer look to us to explain the latest and hippest tech product or internet thing.
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The three-bedroom apartment near Evanston, Illinois was built in 1972 and decorated with the hippest orange and green furniture of the time.
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And so it came about that a middle-aged single mother became a best-selling pundit by championing America's youngest, hippest male directors.
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After several years of running one of the busiest and hippest restaurants in town, I made the decision to open a second restaurant.
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Both neighborhoods had entered the firmament of the world's hippest urban precincts: "Mexico City's reigning axis of cool," declared GQ Magazine last July.
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The big news came out of VidCon 2016, the annual conference in Anaheim, California, which brings together the largest, hippest group of online creators.
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According to Brooklyn Paper, a growing number of folks in New York's hippest neighborhoods simply will not take their pets in for routine shots.
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You've created a lunch (or dinner, or snack, or appetizer) that could easily be found on the menu in the hip neighborhood's hippest café.
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Style is a form of intuition, but what the stylish are attuned to is not the best places to shop or the hippest designers.
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Only two years after it began, DNO was selling wholesale to some of the city's hippest retailers and growing with direct-to-customer sales.
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Dr. Archer is the only podiatrist I've ever met, but I feel confident saying she's the hippest in the city, if not the planet.
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If not, when you get to your destination, seek out the hippest free public beach and find a cheaper restaurant the locals flock too.
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Many of the buildings are shaded between Venice's famous colonnades, and they're interspersed with some of the hippest coffee shops and restaurants in Los Angeles.
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Civil Coffee: It's hard not to become a regular at this beautiful high-ceilinged coffee shop in the middle of one of LA's hippest neighborhoods.
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For almost a year, the hippest of coffee drinkers have been buzzing about the oat milk shortage that has been ruining their morning caffeine fixes.
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But Ipoh, Malaysia's third most populous city, and one largely unknown outside of Southeast Asia, is staging a comeback to become the country's hippest destination.
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Horgan was born in the London borough of Hackney in 1970, decades before the gentrification that has made it one of the city's hippest areas.
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For business travellers: Meandering through Gràcia, which has become one of Barcelona's hippest neighbourhoods in recent years, will provide a peek into how the locals live.
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In keeping with current cool-teen culture, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is accepting new students in the hippest way it knows how: through Snapchat.
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"My mother dressed me in a polyester suit because that's how they dressed on the Dean Martin Roast in the hippest part of Toronto," he recounted.
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Turkish Open Don't expect golfer Tyrrell Hatton of England to hang up his spikes to spin records in one of London's hippest nightclubs any time soon.
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If you're searching for the hippest music, shopping and atmosphere at SXSW – and hey, isn't that everyone – look no further than this pop-up on Rainey Street.
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Read on for the highlights (as in, the hippest juice bars, hotels, and sights) that will give any visitor the total Parisian experience, with time to spare.
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The water is often the finishing fizz in cocktails at the hippest bars in Austin and the sidecar to espresso drinks at indie coffee shops in Dallas.
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In Montreal, young people seemed more intent on finding the hippest cafe than whether they needed to order a coffee in the language of Shakespeare or Voltaire.
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Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein's absurdist tribute to America's hippest city — with its cat bands, artisanal knots and Eddie Vedder tattoos — will wrap up after eight seasons.
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Its high-leg undies, easy bralettes and silky slips and robes have made the rounds of Los Angeles's hippest boutiques and inspired many a #belfie on Instagram.
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It is the first bar in the US created by globally-admired Quixotic Projects, a Paris-based design firm responsible for some of that city's hippest bars.
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So naturally, I called the hippest, most boundary-pushing, most layering person I know to ask for a lesson in living to the max – Matthias Vriens-McGrath.
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Bouldin Creek is probably not the hippest neighborhood in Austin, but that's where the Austin mural that everyone and their mother takes their photo in front of is.
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Mr. Key and Ms. Ritter both made the point that Hendrix embodies the rebellious and creative spirit that once made Eighth Street the hippest block in the Village.
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It doesn't fit in with anything in a marketable sense, and it is by no means the hippest thing we've done, but I like a lot of those songs.
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"Soul Train Utica," on the other hand, is an annual four-hour charter train ride that calls itself, in the absence of other takers, the hippest trip in Utica.
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Every poster was a close-up of Deschanel's purposefully awkward, smiling face as she was clad in some dress straight off of Modcloth Dot Com and the world's hippest bangs.
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Inspired by the pressure of trying to keep up with the latest and hippest publications, "we wanted to push this feeling by going to the extreme," said student Melina Wilson.
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Left to my own devices, and no deadlines, I set up a darkroom, hunted down the hippest kids in town, and started shooting—upstairs, downstairs, and in the ladies chamber.
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But at a time when entertainment franchises have become the lifeblood of media conglomerates, "Star Trek" — by no means the hippest or flashiest of these pop-cultural juggernauts — journeys on.
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Yesterday in Styles Long before "fake news" became a cudgel for the Trumpites, it was the hippest form of protest for Jon Stewart types during the George W. Bush years.
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While Berto's necklace and shirt are both gaudy, and it feels like he's completely covered in oil, the would-be A-lister is convinced this is the hippest he'll ever be.
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"I'm not the hippest dude in the world, but I knew great stuff when it came along," Hanks told PEOPLE about hearing songs like"Big Yellow Taxi" for the first time.
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It's a prime bit of real estate in one of New York's hippest areas, and just a couple of blocks away from the company's current Manhattan headquarters on 111 8th Ave.
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Walking down Grimmstrasse, I noticed a light glowing from a basement, walked down four steps and stumbled into Fatima's Hand — surely the hippest art gallery, coffee bar and coiffeur in Berlin.
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Local comics are braving open-mic nights and can be seen cracking jokes in English alongside international comedians at events spanning Saigon's hippest cafes, craft beer taprooms and hidden alley bars.
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If the Harry Potter studio tour isn't quite your idea of a perfect day in London, consider the favorite haunts of the city's hippest new tour guides: the electronic music duo Goldfrapp.
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Second Home, perhaps the ultimate statement in creative class spaces, was announced for the city last year, but really gets going this year, opening up in the hippest quarter of the city.
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Mountain View CemeteryIf you spend a little too much time in New Oakland's hippest, trend-waviest neighborhoods, you might find yourself thinking you'd rather hang out with a bunch of dead people.
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Yes, I will grant that choosing "Rapper's Delight" to work a crowd isn't the hippest choice, but you'll also notice that she listens to Mary J. Blige, The Weeknd, and Major Lazer.
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"Soul Train," the dance party that ran on television from 1971 to 2006, billed itself as the "hippest trip in America," and on a good Saturday, it lived up to the billing.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, each of these wines was from the Michelinis, three brothers who in various combinations are making wines that would be embraced in the hippest natural wine bars of New York.
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VidCon, the largest, hippest conference of online creators, kicked off on Thursday, and if you're not there, at least you can feel like you are – people are freaking out about it on the Internet.
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A bar might be cool for a few years, then one day its crowd completely disappears—on to the hippest, latest spot like junkies frantically trying to stay one step in front of FOMO.
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One fitting example is Roost Apartment Hotel, an extended-stay brand with two locations in Philadelphia featuring apartments with kitchens that look like the hippest Airbnb host decorated them with original art and modernist furnishings.
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These "reefer songs" were prominent in the underground nightclub scene in New Orleans, Louisiana, the birthplace of jazz, "at a time when only the hippest cats knew where to find some good reefer," Fab narrates.
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Ms. Moss has helped change that perception, first at Mostly Mozart, which Mark Swed wrote in The Los Angeles Times had become "maybe the hippest summer music festival in America," and then with White Light.
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So I left it in there and figured I'd ask Will and Joel to run the puzzle after the movie came out, and I'd be the hippest, most current MENA-cluer in all the land.
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OW: Dave Chappelle is here, speaking out in his first television interview about why he walked away from $50 million and the hit show that was considered the hottest, the hippest comedy show on television.
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Everybody started seeing how shady it all was, so Foxconn admitted that it wasn't building that factory; instead, it said it was going to create a lot of jobs around the hippest things happening in technology.
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There's also an outpost of Olive & Oliver, the combined concept shop of two of Oahu's hippest boutiques, Olive (for women's wear) and Oliver (for men's), run by the husband-and-wife team Parker and Ali Moosman.
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"The Christmas Chronicles," which moves quickly through a series of misadventures, is quite enjoyable, though the hippest of St. Nicks engages in a fair bit of fat-shaming conventional visions of Santa, and that's not so enjoyable.
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While it&aposs not the hippest hotel in the area, the Four Seasons delivers on a reputation of sophistication and traditional elegance, and won&apost disappoint luxury travelers accustomed to paying for high-end service and style.
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For the past ten years, I've been documenting and interpreting the Christmas decorations on Bob Dylan's Malibu home, much as the hippest music critics of my youth dwelled on and picked apart the abstract lyrics of his songs.
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Perseverance Tavern may not be the hippest or hottest bar in Cape Town, but it may have the richest history: It opened as a tavern and boardinghouse in 1808 and claims to be the oldest pub in the city.
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His culinary disciples have carried the flag with smart Middle Eastern restaurants like Honey & Co., Jago and Berber & Q. Bala Baya, a restaurant, bakery and bar, open since January in the buzzing Bankside neighborhood, is the latest and hippest.
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Mr. Tafta talked about his years working in some of Greenville's hippest restaurants, his stint in sales, his recent layoff, and the fact that his family recently went on Medicaid because his wife is expecting a child next month.
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Pro tip: Don't forget to download the official 29Rooms app to get updates, learn more about the activations you'll see at 29Rooms, and gain access to our exclusive Williamsburg neighborhood guide, 29Places, featuring all the hippest happenings in the area.
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Pro tip: Don't forget to download the official 29Rooms app to get updates, learn more about the activations you'll see at 213Rooms, and gain access to our exclusive Downtown L.A. neighborhood guide, 29Places, featuring all the hippest happenings in the area.
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Opulently recorded—its production costs exceeded $100,000, a vast expense at the time—"No Other" was released by Asylum, a record label home to nearly all the biggest and hippest folk-rock, country-rock and singer-songwriter acts of the day.
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In Manhattan's bustling and picturesque North of Little Italy (Nolita) neighborhood — one of the city's hippest and popular residential areas – rows of cozy restaurants and decorative street almost make random passersby wonder if they've been transported into an Instagram photo.
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The hippest music in town has long since migrated east—to downtown warehouses, and Silver Lake venues—but many of the Strip's major landmarks from the glam heyday are still standing, peppered amongst glitzy office buildings and luxury brand shops.
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A handful of New York&aposs hippest hotels are now found within a three-block radius in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, speaking to New York visitors that prefer a Brooklyn base and lodging that feels experiential, unique, and locally-led, over traditional.
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But while Young might surround himself in hip analog gear and mystical tricks, the hippest way to listen to his new album certainly isn't Spotify, it's not on CD, and it isn't even vinyl, but as a 192-kHz/24-bit file.
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Oh, and when I got home to Brooklyn (where the hippest of the hip reside, don't you know), I even received not one but two compliments — something I can't recall ever having happened with even a single pair of fishing sunglasses before.
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Equinox, the operator of nice (okay, high-end) health clubs, is branching out of its expertise, opening its first branded hotel and investing in a real estate project that will include co-workspace and apartments, all in Manhattan's newest and hippest location, Hudson Yards.
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A 1995 Esquire article looked back on her life at that time: She took a job in public relations, the article said, that allowed her to "dance at the hippest discos and sleep with drunken poets" before meeting her first husband, the columnist and author Bill Manville.
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In what can only be described as factory fashion, netted hair bags known as snoods—which originated in 16th-century Europe, had a brief moment of popularity in the the 1860s, and are now colloquially known as "hair nets"—hit their hippest point in the 1940s.
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There were a ton of other panels throughout the day on intersectional feminism, the importance of protecting workers rights by strengthening unions, and fighting for just refugee and immigration policies The day closed out with evening performances by some of Norway's hippest bands (with Samsaya and Awesomnia headlining).
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I couldn't answer this question myself, so I went to Peckham—currently the hippest place in London, according to multiple property development companies and estate agents—to ask a very important question only cool people who have visited Berlin would truly know the answer to: Is Berlin still cool?
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Best known for the award-winning cocktail bar, Trick Dog (still one of the city's hippest spots), Mr. Schick and his partner, Josh Harris, are behind the bar programs for Charmaine's and Villon at Proper Hotel, a trendy boutique property that opened on Market Street in the summer of 2017.
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In an era when flash memory and solid state drives are the hippest, newest technologies on the block, the hard drive feels a little old hat, even as it constantly becomes cheaper—you can buy a 1-terabyte hard drive, infinitely more than the enterprise could have imagined 60 years ago, for like fifty bucks.
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There's family-style drinking in the "Puff Puff Pass," like a Texas izakaya spider bowl punch meant to be shared amongst friends, and more shochu options (a couple barley selections, rice, several potatoes, buckwheat) than you're hippest bartender friend would know how to navigate, which are mixed into cocktails like grapefruit sours and whiskey fizzes meant to be paired with pickles, grilled things, and smoked things.
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