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It's Not My Style Anymore. I Was A Little Taken Aback.
New York magazine

It's Not My Style Anymore. I Was A Little Taken Aback.

Martha Stewart visits her old Upper East Side apartment, now inhabited by an ex–Real Househusband.

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October 16-29, 2017
He Didn't Believe I Had Caused Hillary Clinton To Lose The Presidency.
New York magazine

He Didn't Believe I Had Caused Hillary Clinton To Lose The Presidency.

Visiting an old friend has its upsides.

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3 mins  |
October 16-29, 2017
Boy, You Want To Run For The Assembly?
New York magazine

Boy, You Want To Run For The Assembly?

David Dinkins remembers all his opponents.

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3 mins  |
October 16-29, 2017
I Knew The Shah. I Mean, He Didn't Come To My House For Passover.
New York magazine

I Knew The Shah. I Mean, He Didn't Come To My House For Passover.

Cindy Adams on just about everybody.

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October 16-29, 2017
92 Minutes With... Claes Bang
New York magazine

92 Minutes With... Claes Bang

The supernova of Cannes tries to figure out what to make of sudden stardom at 50.

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November 13–26, 2017
A Complicated Affair
New York magazine

A Complicated Affair

Armie Hammer was poised to be a major matinee idol. But he wasn’t prepared for what happened to him on the set of Call Me by Your Name.

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November 13–26, 2017
Girl From The Bronx
New York magazine

Girl From The Bronx

Only in 2017 could this particular strip-club, reality-television, rap-fame fairy tale have come true. And maybe only for Cardi B.

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November 13–26, 2017
Dynasties
New York magazine

Dynasties

Beware the Bush Revival Suddenly, liberals have a sweet spot for two presidents they once viewed as villains. Why?

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November 13–26, 2017
The Loudest Voice in 'New York'
New York magazine

The Loudest Voice in 'New York'

Forty-plus years of Roger Ailes coverage.

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July 25 - August 7, 2016
The CULTUREPAGES -CRITICS
New York magazine

The CULTUREPAGES -CRITICS

David Edelstein on Indignation and Little Men... Matt Zoller Seitz on BoJack Horseman... Christian Loerntzen on Jay McInerney's Bright, Precious Days.  

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July 25 - August 7, 2016
The Inside Out Duplex
New York magazine

The Inside Out Duplex

Everyone loves a terrace. So why not turn the whole living room into one?

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New York Design Hunting - Fall 2016/Winter 2017
The Destination Wedding Planner
New York magazine

The Destination Wedding Planner

“I’m a girl who loves heavy machinery. For one wedding in the Côte d’Azur, we built out a tent over a tennis court elevated on a hill. We basically built a venue.”

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New York Weddings – Spring/Summer 2017
The Chuppah Designer
New York magazine

The Chuppah Designer

“I started in general event design, but I’m from an Orthodox Jewish neighborhood where every single wedding needs to have a chuppah.”

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New York Weddings – Spring/Summer 2017
John Hinckley Left The Mental Hospital Seven Months Ago
New York magazine

John Hinckley Left The Mental Hospital Seven Months Ago

Can a Man Who Tried to Murder a President Be Rehabilitated?

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10+ mins  |
March 20–April 2, 2017
Kara Walker, After Subtlety
New York magazine

Kara Walker, After Subtlety

Her Next Act: Trying To Solve The Problem Of Politics In Act.

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10+ mins  |
April 17–30, 2017
My Life As A Failed Artist
New York magazine

My Life As A Failed Artist

Decades after giving up the dream for good, an art critic returns to the work he’d devoted his life to, then abandoned — but never really forgot.

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10+ mins  |
April 17–30, 2017
Wrath of the Showrunners
New York magazine

Wrath of the Showrunners

The all-powerful gods behind Fargo and The Leftovers inflict their worst.

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April 17–30, 2017
Scattered Brushstrokes Of Beauty
New York magazine

Scattered Brushstrokes Of Beauty

War Paint feels like two different shows.

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April 17–30, 2017
Two Artists Came To The City
New York magazine

Two Artists Came To The City

With a $40 sofa, Zsa Zsa Gabor’s chest, and many cans of paint, Peter Schlesinger and Eric Boman have been remaking their home for the past 40 years.

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April 17–30, 2017
The End Of The Wolf- Critic
New York magazine

The End Of The Wolf- Critic

The Times after “Voice of God” Michiko Kakutani.

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August 21–September 3, 2017
The Rise And Return Of Jesmyn Ward
New York magazine

The Rise And Return Of Jesmyn Ward

From small-town Mississippi to an out-of-the-blue National Book Award—then back to Mississippi to write her third novel.

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August 21–September 3, 2017
America Has A New National Pastime
New York magazine

America Has A New National Pastime

And it involves wigs, tucking, and heavy makeup. The new celebrity economy of drag.

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June 10-23, 2019
Merci, Madame
New York magazine

Merci, Madame

Madonna reasserts her relevance and unpredictability.

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5 mins  |
June 24 - July 7, 2019
It's Time To Root For Roger Ailes
New York magazine

It's Time To Root For Roger Ailes

The making of Showtime’s series about the Fox News founder.

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5 mins  |
June 24 - July 7, 2019
Lee Daniels On Getting Vomit On Your Tux At Cannes
New York magazine

Lee Daniels On Getting Vomit On Your Tux At Cannes

The director and provocateur on the afterlife of Empire, the limits of woke culture— and why Precious was really a comedy.

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June 10-23, 2019
Tulsi Gabbard Had A Very Strange Childhood
New York magazine

Tulsi Gabbard Had A Very Strange Childhood

Which may just help explain why she’s so totally out of place in today’s Democratic Party. And her long-shot race for the presidency.

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June 10-23, 2019
The Movie Star In Your Facebook Feed
New York magazine

The Movie Star In Your Facebook Feed

Jada Pinkett Smith’s talk show might be the best reason not to delete your account.

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June 10-23, 2019
Ten Miles From Stonewall
New York magazine

Ten Miles From Stonewall

Layleen Polanco’s death haunts a prideful celebration.

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June 24 - July 7, 2019
Lulu Wang Spots The Lie
New York magazine

Lulu Wang Spots The Lie

The director of the Sundance sensation The Farewell has made the kind of movie Hollywood never makes.

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9 mins  |
June 24 - July 7, 2019
Marianne Williamson, Spiritual Advisor And 2020 Dark Horse
New York magazine

Marianne Williamson, Spiritual Advisor And 2020 Dark Horse

The self-help guru makes a case for a recovery presidency— and sees “both sides” on vaccines.

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June 24 - July 7, 2019