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Jonathan Small is a bestselling author, journalist, producer, and podcast host. For 25 years, he has worked as a sought-after storyteller for top media companies such as The New York Times, Hearst, Entrepreneur, and Condé Nast. He has held executive roles at Glamour, Fitness, and Entrepreneur and regularly contributes to The New York Times, TV Guide, Cosmo, Details, Maxim, and Good Housekeeping. He is the former “Jake” advice columnist for Glamour magazine and the “Guy Guru” at Cosmo.
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¿Podrían multar al dueño de los Vaqueros de Dallas por su disfraz de Halloween?
La controvertida foto del disfraz de Jerry Jones fue publicada por su sobrina.
An Underwater Property in Florida Is Going for $43 Million. The Developer Calls It a 'Unicorn.'
The pristine parcel sits along, er, below the coveted Intercoastal Waterway in Boca Raton.
Elon Musk's New Private Jet Is Something to Behold. But How Bad Is It for the Climate?
The richest man in the world has placed an order for a Gulfstream G700, adding to his impressive fleet of four jets.
The Dallas Cowboys' Owner May Be Fined for His Halloween Costume. Was It Demeaning?
The controversial photo of Jerry Jones' costume was posted by his niece.
A Woman Was Murdered After Rejecting Her Co-Worker's Sexual Advances. 'We Had No Indication Anything Was Awry,' Her Boss Said.
In text messages sent just hours before her death, Nicole Hammond asked a co-worker not to "touch her" or "manipulate her."
Halloween Candy Wrappers Are Scaring Away Recycling Companies
Much of the waste caused by 600 million tons of candy produced every year ends up in landfills. Here's why.
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How One Company Transformed a Medical Device into a Mass Market Phenomenon
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