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Early Addition: Should SoulCycle Instructors Be Among The First To Get Vaccinated?
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Published Feb 2, 2021
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- A popular New York City SoulCycle instructor is getting dragged for using her status as an "educator" to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
- Related: Grub Street argues that all restaurant workers deserve to get vaccinated right away, but Cuomo is not convinced.
- Amazon is building this intense spiral shell-looking office tower in Arlington, VA. Coulda been you, Queens.
- Dolly Parton turned down getting a Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Trump ... twice.
- Yes, pro wrestling is fake, but it's still a big deal that Bianca Belair became the first Black woman to win a Royal Rumble.
- Whippets are bad news.
- Check out the first renderings for the office and hotel tower that will replace the Grand Hyatt by Grand Central Terminal and include "a new public train hall that adds street entrances to the station, which serves the 4, 5, 6 and 7 lines."
- Ricky Powell, a Brooklyn-born photographer who took iconic photos of Run-DMC, the Beastie Boys, and Andy Warhol, has died at 59.
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