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There is probably plenty to do in the City That Never Sleeps this December 25 - but we're skipping all that in favor of a timeless Jewish tradition: Chinese food and a movie

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A tribute at NYC's School of Visual Arts reveals the artist's nearly ubiquitous presence in the everyday lives of Americans, in album covers, product labels, and organization logos

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At one time it was the only kosher Chinese restaurant in the Big Apple, and decades after its closing the eatery is still remembered fondly by New Yorkers in the know