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Heeb Issue #7Urban Kvetch
Gardens in Brooklyn
People from Brooklyn always want to show you their gardens. “I could never afford this garden in Manhattan,” they tell me. Come on. Your garden is three square feet. You can’t
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People from Brooklyn always want to show you their gardens. “I could never afford this garden in Manhattan,” they tell me. Come on. Your garden is three square feet. You can’t
Sheeb
Rain Dances
(excerpted from original article)
“I’m black and a Jew—I swear I could spend years in therapy,” Rain Pryor says. “But what’s the point? I’d rather write about my life and perform it.”
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“I’m black and a Jew—I swear I could spend years in therapy,” Rain Pryor says. “But what’s the point? I’d rather write about my life and perform it.”
Features
The Beastie Within
(excerpted from original article)
We didn’t think of the cover concept for this issue—The Beastie Boys did. When we arrived at the Long Beach Arena in California to photograph them, their publicist
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We didn’t think of the cover concept for this issue—The Beastie Boys did. When we arrived at the Long Beach Arena in California to photograph them, their publicist
Photo Feature
Once You Go JAP...
Styling by Melissa Liebling-Goldberg
Makeup by Karen Keith
Hair by Isadora Edison
Studio Courtesy of Vibelab
Who needs D.I.Y. when you can BUY? Liberate your inner JAP by trading your torn fishnets for
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Makeup by Karen Keith
Hair by Isadora Edison
Studio Courtesy of Vibelab
Who needs D.I.Y. when you can BUY? Liberate your inner JAP by trading your torn fishnets for
Features
Inside the Kabbalah Centre
A woman steps into an unassuming five-story building in midtown Manhattan, strides past a propped-up poster with her image on it, takes an elevator up to the second floor and steps out into a gleaming
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Features
The Moral Minority
(excerpted from original article)
When you think about the intersection of religion and politics in American life today, certain words come to mind. Words like “evildoers” and “creation science.”
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When you think about the intersection of religion and politics in American life today, certain words come to mind. Words like “evildoers” and “creation science.”
Features
Out From Under
(excerpted from original story)
Then he confessed why he in particular needed to get out. Months before he had been accused of a crime called Rauschenade. The word translated to “racial disgrace” but
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Then he confessed why he in particular needed to get out. Months before he had been accused of a crime called Rauschenade. The word translated to “racial disgrace” but
