Sam Corbin is an Associate Writer for The New York Times, specializing in local news and features. Their work has also been featured in The New Yorker. Sam's articles cover a wide range of topics, including culture, entertainment, and social issues, with a focus on the vibrant and diverse city of New York.
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Sam Corbin's coverage focuses on local events, reviews, and opinion pieces related to gaming, house & home topics, and entertainment news. She also includes expert commentary in her work. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide valuable insights into the local New York scene related to gaming, house & home topics, or entertainment news for potential interviews or contributions to opinion pieces or event coverage, reaching out to her could be beneficial. Additionally, providing insightful reviews of relevant products or services within these themes might capture Sam's interest as well.
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Michael Schlossberg sugarcoats the truth.
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Alex Eaton-Salners is just clearing things up.
By: Sam Corbin
NEW YORK TIMES - Dating app Hinge introduced a feature called Hidden Words, allowing users to filter out profiles using specific words, phrases, or emojis.
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