Holiday season is upon us, which means all the restaurants in the city are extra sparkly, and so are the people. The perfect moment to celebrate 50 years of an all-time Manhattan great: Raoul's, which Elise Taylor dips into for a night of celebration.
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Stars aligned to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Raoul's, a SoHo bistro that has remained a haven for artists, creatives, and New York City's cool kids. | |
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Jacob Elordi recently returned to his TV roots to film the long-awaited third season of Euphoria—and, as he tells Little Gold Men, it was a life-affirming experience to go back to set after a busy several years away.
Ahead, the actor reveals what Frankenstein's creature has to do with Jesus, if Euphoria's Nate can find redemption next season, and what he thinks about AI coming for Hollywood: "I would much rather kiss on the beach, and read a novel, and be sunburnt." |
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