MTA's biggest advocate works at Brandy Melville.
She's 17.
Hi everyone. I spent last night in the backyard of Borgo for a party that GQ’s Will Welch threw with Canali and Walton Goggins. The only other event I’d been to there was for a book party that Puck threw Lauren Sherman and Chantal Fernandez last year. I think it’s one of the loveliest event spaces in the city, but I heard their team is very specific about the parties they allow to book their garden. I sat next to Flynn McGarry for most of the night. I’m excited about his new restaurant, Cove.
Since the Feed Me job board launched last week, roles at Ash Hotels, Goop, and Substack have been posted. I’m so glad you are all finding this useful. As a reminder, submitting a job is free — and then I approve the ones that seem the most relevant for my audience.
Today’s letter includes: A Brandy Melville employee who is also pushing public transit, an OpenAI investor who is posting cryptic messages on Twitter,
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There comes a time in every influencer’s career when they launch a CPG brand. For Alix Earle, it was canned margaritas. For Mr. Beast, it was Feastables chocolate bars. For OG West Village Girl Kit Keenan, it’s a pasta line called Ca-Noodle, which appears to be a sub-brand of Pastabilities. I wonder how these deals work.
Geoff Lewis, a very prominent VC and investor in openAI, has been posting cryptic videos on Twitter. He’s claiming he’s being “targeted by a system” and is making very little sense. Some people on Twitter think it’s from speaking to ChatGPT too much. It’s sad because just a few weeks ago, he was a regular guest on shows like Squawk Box and viewers really liked him.