Alix Strauss
Lifestyle and Trend Writer at Freelance
Social satirist, published author, NY Times contributor and trend/lifestyle journalist.
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1 month ago |
nypost.com | Alix Strauss
I recently landed in Santa Fe, looking forward to meeting the stones. Not the aging but somehow still performing “Rolling Stones,” but the rare gray and robin’s egg blue stones that were once the cremains of Mark Cessarich, a 6’1, 64-year-old 2nd grade teacher-turned-economist, who passed away in July from a heart attack and diabetes complications.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Alix Strauss
I recently landed in Santa Fe, looking forward to meeting the stones. Not the aging but somehow still performing “Rolling Stones,” but the rare gray and robin’s egg blue stones that were once the cremains of Mark Cessarich, a 6’1, 64-year-old 2nd grade teacher-turned-economist, who passed away in July from a heart attack and diabetes complications.
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nytimes.com | Alix Strauss
To get to their Jan. 11 wedding ceremony, Nicolette Celiceo and William Kilgore had to slip through an ancient cavernous opening, and once inside, squeeze through a thin tunnel that led to a larger space.
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nytimes.com | Alix Strauss |Amir Hamja
Harried New Yorkers might easily miss the brown door on the platform separating the street from the subway at the station on 28th Street at Seventh Avenue - home to the No. 1 train. Half a flight of stairs up, and you have the street. Half a flight down, the turnstiles. This intriguing experience is brought to you by Jey Perie, 41, who grew up in France and moved to New York in 2012. Eight years later, he opened La Noxe, a 600-square-foot hidden bar in between the street and the uptown train.
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businessandamerica.com | Alix Strauss
What are some specific examples of changes you’ve implemented? I canceled our big standing acquisitions meetings, along with other reports and forms, as they didn’t serve our purpose of connecting more books to readers. Marketing and publicity directors came to editorial meetings, which before were only editorial. I hired 24 new people, which is reflected in every different department including art, marketing, publicity and editorial. Meetings are now structured so everybody gets a turn to speak.
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For the current book I’m writing on mortality, I recently landed in Santa Fe, to meet the stones. Not the aging, but somehow still performing “Rolling Stones,” but the rare gray & blue stones that were once the cremains of Mark Cessarich, a 6’1, 64-year-old teacher. @nypost https://t.co/CoGyUYKtgN
Hotels & banquet halls were the go-to wedding venues. Now cavernous caves below ground, trippy treehouses above ground, nautical experiences, leaving guests free floating in the middle of the ocean, are. The more obscure a location, the better. @nytimes https://t.co/1kgiiQtN0N
For most, the expression “go big or go home,” is a war cry. @jeyperie of @lanoxenyc went small & stayed. Harried NYers might miss this 600sf bar, which holds 30 people, & is reminiscent of a speakeasy, is found inside the subway, 28 St. @ 7Ave. @nytimes https://t.co/BLfu1hUVOs