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1/4 Today we’re welcoming a new addition to The Atlantic’s newsletter lineup: Famous People, in which @kait_tiffany and @space_clam reflect on the New York City parties and events they attend with each other and their friends—and nobody famous. Sign up: theatlantic.com/newsletters/
2/4 Here’s more from Kaitlyn and Lizzie on what this newsletter is all about:
3/4 In their first twice-monthly dispatch, Kaitlyn and Lizzie report back on hosting a Russian buffet á la Martha Stewart, featuring borscht, an ice block fused to a bottle of vodka, and a medically questionable discussion about cat-scratch fever: theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…
4/4 Sign up here to get Famous People in your inbox: theatlantic.com/newsletters/

(And if you know where an underground arm-wrestling match is happening anytime soon, please let @kait_tiffany and @space_clam know.)

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