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**Sam Sussman** (0:01)
Hi, it's Sam Sussman. I'm the global director of Vogue Social.
On Saturday night, I took to the streets of New York City to celebrate the mixed winning with all the crowds. And it was a moment that I personally was heavily invested in having grown up in New York. But I did watch the game first from home, but at half time, I met up with Poupé, who was on assignment for us at Vogue, to photograph all the joyous celebrations happening in New York City. Miraculously, we found each other, because the service was bad in the West Village. There were multiple watch parties, but we went to Little Ruby's, where a very kind New Yorker was projecting the game onto the side of their building. There was thousands of people there, and we managed to find a high vantage point. And there was truly no better feeling than watching thousands of New Yorkers just react to every single basket and every single free throw. And it ended around 11.3 with a win for the Knicks, so the city erupted. I've never seen anything like this. Once the game ended, I mean, you could tell people were not going home anytime soon. So as I was walking around, the entire crowd started singing Empire State of Mind by Alicia Keys. I saw so many Knicks couples making out everywhere, which was very fun. So Poupé and I were like, we cannot get enough of this. We're going to walk up to Madison Square Garden. We were weaving in between cars who were honking, the buses were honking, sanitation trucks were honking. Everyone was dancing in the street. People had the craziest looks on. We ran into two cute gals who had their orange and blue wigs on, which was very cute. Fireworks in the street. If you just looked up at any point, you could see people on scaffolding. Everyone was sitting on top of cars and just screaming. It really was the most amazing night. When you went into the trains, everyone was screaming and jumping up and down.
It was peak euphoria, I would have to say.
That's it for my scene report from the Knicks win on Saturday night. We'll be back after this commercial break.

**Vincent Cunningham** (2:39)
This week on Critics at Large, we're talking about Steven Spielberg and his blockbusters, Jaws.

**Chloe Malle** (2:46)
Jurassic Park. Of course, ET.

**Vincent Cunningham** (2:48)
They're all classics for a reason. Does his latest, Disclosure Day, come close to those heights?

**SPEAKER_5** (2:55)
There's a lot riding for the movie business on this question, and then for the culture sense of itself as large, are movies still important, are people going to the, the cinema still a thing, are the youth like we were, all of those questions, those big cultural questions coming up through Disclosure Day.

**Vincent Cunningham** (3:09)
Join me, Vincent Cunningham, and my co-hosts on Critics at Large. New episodes every Thursday, wherever you get your podcasts.

**SPEAKER_6** (3:21)
We have a big holiday coming up. It is almost July 4th, and I don't know about you, but there's a ton of things that I am personally prepping for. Each year I go to Georgia to see my family, and we go to the pool, we get dressed up, and we have a DJ, and we eat incredible Caribbean food, but I definitely need something to wear this year. But luckily for me, I can go to Macy's. They have every single thing you need to get ready for the fourth, from head-to-toe looks to hosting essentials, all in one trip. And this also marks their 50th, 4th of July fireworks show, which sounds super exciting, and their 100th Thanksgiving Day Parade.
It is also the nation's 250th birthday, so it's going to be an unforgettable night. So if you want to look chic this 4th of July, you have to shop Macy's online or in store today.

**Chloe Malle** (4:23)
This is The Run-Through, I'm Chloe Malle, and today, I am joining the studio by our Senior Wellness and Beauty Editor, Margaux Anbouba. Margaux, welcome to The Run-Through.

**Margaux Anbouba** (4:32)
Happy to be here as always.

**Chloe Malle** (4:34)
You are somewhat of a regular on The Run-Through, but for our listeners who don't know, can you introduce yourself and explain what a Beauty and Wellness Editor does?

**Margaux Anbouba** (4:43)
Sure, so I spend my day researching, sometimes actually trying whatever beauty trends you're seeing out there, and I get inspiration from the culture that means like Netflix shows or even museums. If there's someone who paints hair very beautifully, that can also be like makeup trends people are trying, I'll report on those and anything celebrities are talking about.