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Rebecca Strassberg
Rebecca Strassberg is a digital journalist, graduate of SUNY Purchase, and Brooklyn native. The amount of Law & Order: SVU she watches should be considered especially heinous. 
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The Most Photogenic Spots In the Smoky Mountains

The most beloved treasure in the southeastern United States is just three hours east of Nashville.

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A Dive Education: Life Lessons From Growing Up In Dive Bars

By the time kids graduate grade school, they probably know the basics: math, reading, science, and history.

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How to Spend A Day Trip in Lima, Peru

When it comes to the perfect vacation destination, it doesn’t get much better than Lima, Peru.

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The Seriously Personalized Gift Guide

The best part of the holidays isn’t getting gifts, but giving them to the ones you love.

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Meet The Eateries Reimagining the Northeast’s Most Iconic Dishes

It takes guts to put a new spin on a classic, no matter where you are.

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This Kentucky Colonel Is Here to Save Your Cooking

In Memoriam: We’re sad to share the news that Colonel De Stewart passed away unexpectedly on October 12th, 2018.

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These Tri-State Music Festivals Are Worth the Road Trip

While NYC music festivals are fun and convenient, they come with hot and crowded subway rides, out-of-town friends crashing on your couch, and all-around exhaustion.

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A Guide to Every Major Chicago Summer Music Festival

Summer in Chicago means you’re guaranteed at least two things: happy hours on patios and a music festival practically every weekend.

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Why Your Friend’s New Baby Doesn’t Mean the End of Fun

If you’re a cynic (and a little bit selfish) like me, you probably think your BFF having a baby means the end of fun.

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8 Cultural Destinations That Are Worth Leaving New York City

It’s tempting to spend New York City winter weekends warmly inside a nice restaurant or building your own double-feature of Oscar contenders at your local movie theater, but sometimes you get hit with some serious cabin fever.

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Hit These 13 Spots to Experience NYC’s Uptown & Downtown Culture

Manhattan, though it might seem small sometimes (like when you’re looking for apartments or wading through a crowded Thursday happy hour), is a wildly complex city filled with countless experiences to be had.

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How to Host a Tranquil At-Home Spa Day for Your Friends

If the weekend is meant to be an escape from everyday stresses, why are you spending it buying overpriced drinks at a crowded bar, waiting forever for a table at that trendy new restaurant that opened up down the block, and then finishing it all off by sitting in traffic coming home?

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