Author Archives: Maria Miranda

About Maria Miranda

María Eugenia Miranda is a multimedia journalist in New York who covers arts and culture stories and women's issues. She currently writes for MarieClaire.com, and is working as a researcher for the non-fiction author Michael Gross. Miranda previously worked as a freelance writer and Web producer for Diverse: Issues In Higher Education, where she also served as a copy editor from 2007 to 2009.

The Old New York Through the Lens of Stieglitz

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is highlighting one of the founders of its photography collection, Alfred Stieglitz, with an exhibit this month. “Stiegliz, Steichen, Strand,” which opened Nov. 10, offers a glimpse into the old New York – the world … Continue reading

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The Internet: A Free-Range of Everything at the New Museum

A Rutgers University student Tyler Clementi commits suicide because classmates broadcast a sexual encounter Clementi had with a man on the Internet; and now a New Jersey pastor is telling staffers they need to deactivate their facebook accounts because it’s … Continue reading

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Buenos Aires Restaurant Delivers on Authenticity Claim

The proliferation of “Latin fusion” cuisine (a mish-mash of ingredients from Latin America thrown into nouveau dishes) makes it a breath of fresh air when you walk into a restaurant in which the owner has stayed true to his or … Continue reading

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Time HARDLY Stands Still in “Time Stands Still”

Time flies when you’re watching “Time Stands Still.” It’s one of the only plays I’ve seen recently where I didn’t catch myself checking the time. Back on Broadway at the Cort Theatre as of Oct. 7 after a winter/spring run … Continue reading

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Rosary Necklace Trend: Spiritual or Sacrilegious?

Jewelry accessories are often used to set the tone of an outfit, but recently the resurrection of one item from 1980s pop culture is doing more than accenting an ensemble. It’s functioning as a distraction altogether. Rosary necklaces made a … Continue reading

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Pay Less for Isabel Toledo Footwear

This year, Fashion Week solidified the fact that the democratization of an elitist industry has arrived.  First, Vogue magazine staged the largest public fashion show in New York City history, with over 170 models parading brands like Gap and Payless … Continue reading

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