
Bridget Read
Features Writer at Curbed
Senior Writer at New York Magazine
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1 week ago |
thecut.com | Bridget Read
Illustration: María Jesús Contreras When Monique looks back on the night she decided to join Mary Kay, she remembers being hungry. She was thirty-six in 2013, fresh out of the United States Air Force after sixteen years, and living in Tallahassee, Florida, where she knew almost no one. She was sleeping fifteen hours a day in her small, hot apartment, subsisting off peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, spending more money on food for her ninety-pound bulldog than on herself.
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3 weeks ago |
curbed.com | Bridget Read
Showing Apartment 17A at 1600 Broadway. It’s a rainy, gray March afternoon, not the optimal time to see a midtown apartment 17 floors above the Times Square M&M’s store. “It normally gets great light,” Nicole Flender says to the potential buyers, an Italian couple looking for a Manhattan pied-à-terre. They peer out the unit’s windows, a giant neon Krispy Kreme sign shining through the fog.
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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Bridget Read
NowCNN — Like many American manufacturers, Tesla is caught in a bind thanks to President Donald Trump’s trade war. Unlike most of those other companies, though, Tesla has an added wrinkle – its CEO, Elon Musk, sometimes called the First Buddy for the close relationship he’s cultivated with the president. …
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4 weeks ago |
curbed.com | Bridget Read
Portishead is furious with Kelsey Grammer. No, not that Portishead — the English village of Portishead, a little town in the idyllic countryside of Somerset, where Grammer purchased a 200-year-old cottage in 2023. The Frasier star has just been given permission to knock the cottage down, and the villagers are incensed.
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2 months ago |
curbed.com | Bridget Read
Every action has a reaction, and every niche rich-person racket-sport club in New York prompts neighborhood backlash. In the past few years, anti-pickleball vigilantes have waged war in Brooklyn Heights, on the Upper East Side, and in the West Village. Now, West Villagers are taking yet another stand, this time against the impending arrival of a new private club at 120 Leroy Street: a would-be spa-slash-restaurant-slash-bar-slash–padel court.
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