I, Salad Robot
We all seem to be getting used to Sweetgreen's automated "Infinite Kitchen."
Hell Gate is owned & run by journalists covering NYC.
Mayor Mamdani, when asked who would play him in a movie: "Ashton Kutcher from the Popchips commercial." (Look it up.)
We all seem to be getting used to Sweetgreen's automated "Infinite Kitchen."
At 5:30 p.m. the newly-renovated space becomes Maya - A House of Rice.
A spreadsheet of property tax info had some well-heeled New Yorkers riled up. And more news for your Monday.
On this week's podcast episode, we dive into Mamdani's threat to arrest Netanyahu, Super PAC funders finally being unmasked, and out brand-new culture newsletter.
In a "predator-free" Wellington, New Zealand, even schoolkids are becoming rat trappers—and native species of birds are making a comeback.
And more fresh-scented stories to take you into the weekend.
Plus: Will talking about James Dolan get you banned from the Phish subreddit?
The beloved punk band's vocalist Victoria Marie on her favorite places to get dumplings after a protest (and her band's terrific new album).
“It’s really hard to feel like you’re having a conversation in good faith about economic equity with someone who owns two second homes,” one employee told Hell Gate.
Mild-mannered public servant Tony Shorris is back on the scene, to the relief of the business class. And Lina Khan is also here, to their dismay.