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WHAT GOES AROUND
The New Yorker

WHAT GOES AROUND

The stories we tell about female violence.

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February 12 -19, 2024 (Double Issue)
THE ART OF CHANGE
The New Yorker

THE ART OF CHANGE

Thelma Goldens role in desegregating the art world.

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February 12 -19, 2024 (Double Issue)
THE SPORTING SCENE: NO JOKE
The New Yorker

THE SPORTING SCENE: NO JOKE

Somehow, Nikola Joki¢ has become the world’s best basketball player.

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February 12 -19, 2024 (Double Issue)
REALMS OF THE SENSES
The New Yorker

REALMS OF THE SENSES

“The Taste of Things” and Ennio.”

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February 12 -19, 2024 (Double Issue)
LUSH LIFE
The New Yorker

LUSH LIFE

“Days of Wine and Roses” and The Animal Kingdom.”

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February 12 -19, 2024 (Double Issue)
THE FRIENDSHIP CHALLENGE
The New Yorker

THE FRIENDSHIP CHALLENGE

How envy destroyed the perfect connection between two teen-age girls.

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February 12 -19, 2024 (Double Issue)
MY WAITING LIST
The New Yorker

MY WAITING LIST

I am happy to announce that I have opened a new waiting list, for people who have been trying to get on my regular waiting list. When and if there are openings on the regular list, those on the new list will be eligible to move into one of the open slots, after paying a transfer fee.

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February 12 -19, 2024 (Double Issue)
293 minutes with ...Cecile Richards
New York magazine

293 minutes with ...Cecile Richards

The former president of Planned Parenthood is still fighting for abortion access—even while living with brain cancer.

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January 29 - February 11, 2024
BURN NOTICE
The New Yorker

BURN NOTICE

What's really fuelling the wildfire crisis?

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February 05, 2024
MAD, CONCEITED, RIDICULOUS
The New Yorker

MAD, CONCEITED, RIDICULOUS

Why Margaret Cavendish was considered both a genius and an eccentric.

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February 05, 2024
DEPTH OF FIELD
The New Yorker

DEPTH OF FIELD

\"Public Obscenities\" triumphs Off Broadway.

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February 05, 2024
THE NEXT SCENE
The New Yorker

THE NEXT SCENE

Lucian Grainge helped the music industry survive file-sharing. Now he wants to do the same with A.I.

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February 05, 2024
A SLIPPERY SLOPE
The New Yorker

A SLIPPERY SLOPE

How a rural ski resort became embroiled in an international fraud.

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February 05, 2024
EVERY TEN-BEST LIST
The New Yorker

EVERY TEN-BEST LIST

SHOUTS & MURMURS

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February 05, 2024
Post-Apocalypse Now
The New Yorker

Post-Apocalypse Now

The experimental Ukrainian opera "Chornobyldorf," at La Mama.

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February 05, 2024
A Reporter at Large – Democracy in Darkness
The New Yorker

A Reporter at Large – Democracy in Darkness

What Ukraine has already lost in its fight against Russia.

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February 05, 2024
Homeward Bound
Vogue US

Homeward Bound

As a new revival of The Wiz eases its way back to New York, the enchanting cast and sprawling creative team has history and legacy on their minds.

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Winter 2024
THRONE OF GAMES
Vanity Fair US

THRONE OF GAMES

Wordle. Connections. Spelling Bee. Ye olde crossword. THE NEW YORK TIMES is home to the most popular brainteasers online-and that fandom is key to the paper's bottom line. Meet the mischievous masterminds stumping the solvers and running the show

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February 2024
BARBARIANS at the GLADES
Vanity Fair US

BARBARIANS at the GLADES

Palm Beach, long a sleepy bastion for the leisurely elite, is straining under the weight of an influx of MAGAS with money, COVID exiles, and Gen X newbies. And don't even get them started on West Palm

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February 2024
THE FOG of War
Vanity Fair US

THE FOG of War

How can we trust the images we see from the Israel-Hamas conflict?

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February 2024
PRETTY Boys
Vanity Fair US

PRETTY Boys

This Oscar season has redefined the himbo

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February 2024
Speak MEMORY
Vanity Fair US

Speak MEMORY

Two authors consider resilience in memoirs of mourning one a divorce, the other a dear friend's death

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February 2024
Cult Classics
Vanity Fair US

Cult Classics

Prada Beauty looks to the future while mining the house codes.

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February 2024
Open BOOK
Vanity Fair US

Open BOOK

On stage and screen, RENEÉ RAPP plays a queen bee. In real life, she's more a Janis Ian type

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February 2024
BOHEMIAN Rhapsody
Vanity Fair US

BOHEMIAN Rhapsody

At a jewel box of a hotel in Mexico City, lush pleasures come in an exquisite package

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February 2024
Salon CULTURE
Vanity Fair US

Salon CULTURE

A Met exhibition on the impact of the Harlem Renaissance illuminates a link between beauty pioneer Madam C.J. Walker and contemporary art

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February 2024
TICKET TO RIDE
Vanity Fair US

TICKET TO RIDE

SIXTY YEARS AGO, HISTORY'S MOST INFLUENTIAL ROCK BAND TOOK THE WORLD BY STORM DURING THEIR FIRST-EVER TRIP TO THE US. AS A YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHER, I WAS WITH THEM FOR THE HARD DAYS AND UPROARIOUS NIGHTS

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February 2024
Late Bloomer
Vanity Fair US

Late Bloomer

Thirty years ago, after David Letterman decamped to CBS, NBC made a historic decision-to give Late Night to a nobody. An oral history of CONAN O'BRIEN's tumultuous (and hilarious) first year

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February 2024
MARISKA HARGITAY
Vanity Fair US

MARISKA HARGITAY

The star of Law & Order: SVU, now celebrating its 25th anniversary, on sharks, tap dancing, and making time stand still

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February 2024
Poor Houdini
The New Yorker

Poor Houdini

Four very thin trees stand above their own reflections and hesitate, as cold girls do. She thinks of rhymes for girls do. Whirls through. Pearls anew. Use it in a sonnet? Eddy's mother lives by a lake. It is a gray: and glassy evening. Supper was all reminiscences, Eddy recalling slow white mists drifting over the schoolyard each day at five, when the chemical plant incinerated its Styrofoam, and how he broke his collarbone and no one believed him for three days, his mother at the head of the table smiling and continuing with her fruit cup, his brother sitting opposite with his head down, a man tall and thin as a door, closed like a door. He ate as if expecting more. Four, chore, whore, underscore ran through her mind perkily. She mumbled something, got up from the table, and left. Now, at the lake, no one swimming, she watches the water slide from slate to black.

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January 29, 2024