Early Addition: What Your Subway Train Says About You

Nell Casey

Published Jul 6, 2015

Modified Jul 6, 2015

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Burt Shavtiz, the founder of cosmetics company Burt's Bees, passed away at 80.
Your friendly reminder that Donald Trump runs a golf course on city land in the Bronx.
Governor Cuomo celebrated girlfriend Sandra Lee's birthday at Richard Gere's inn.
Video: Here's what Saturday's fireworks show looked like from the air.
What does your subway line say about you, Clickhole wonders?
Blur frontman Damon Albarn refused to leave the stage after a five-hour set.
A city plan to move Gowanus Canal sewage tanks beneath the neighborhood's Double-D pool could close the facility for nine years.
The owner of LES bar Happy Ending has been barred from his own establishment for assaulting his girlfriend in the kitchen.
State Senator Marty Golden is in some hot water for a tone deaf marriage equality "joke" he posted to Facebook.
New York City is urging Google to make "avoiding left turns" an option for its driving directions.
And finally, Maru makes it clear there's only room for one kitty on this hammock:

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