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The Money Game: Jen Wieczner
Revolt of the Goldman Juniors Wall Street’s youngest want more cash and better conditions. But mostly cash.
Climate Reparations
A trillion tons of carbon hang in the air, put there by the world’s rich— an existential threat to its poor. Can we remove it?
Lindsey Buckingham Thinks He Did Something Right
IT HAS LONG BEEN Theorized that it takes two guitarists to equal one Lindsey Buckingham, which was proved back in 2018 when the fingerpicking deity was unceremoniously fired from Fleetwood Mac and had to be replaced with a duo of rock elders for the band’s following tour.
Pivot: Scott Galloway
Super-Apps Are Inevitable Get ready for the first $10 trillion tech company.
The Group Portrait: Hello, Old Friend
The 3rd Rock From the Sun cast tearily reunites for the first time in 20 years.
The System: Eric Levitz
Kill or Be Killed The Hobbesian logic of Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal.
The Group Portrait: They Won
The hunger-striking taxi drivers who claimed victory.
Simon Rex Doesn't Want to Be THAT Guy Anymore
The former MTV VJ partied his way through the early aughts, lost his career for a decade, and now, improbably, is being celebrated by the Hollywood elite.
‘The Depth Is in the Pictures'
Photographer Rosalind Fox Solomon has more stories to tell than she lets on.
147 minutes with …Huma Abedin
Throughout a public career and marriage, the political confidante has remained poised and silent. She’s ready to change that.
Fresh Meat
British import Hawksmoor is a steakhouse where you can order the fish.
Peter Gelb – The Divo
All of Peter Gelb’s big problems running the Metropolitan Opera only got bigger during the pandemic.
Rebecca Ferguson – The Real Star of Dune
Rebecca Ferguson plays the intimidating Lady Jessica in the sci-fi epic. She’s much friendlier in person.
The Schoolyard: Andrew Rice
Why Did the Democrats Lose So Badly? One simple answer: Parents everywhere were furious.
Up From the Depths
The new Sunken Harbor Club is a cocktail bar with a mysterious past and a quasi-modernist future.
It's His Town Now
As he coasts to general-election victory, the post-technocrat, post-progressive Eric Adams mayoralty has already begun.
The Money Game: Michelle Celarier
The Crypto Concerned Why the ‘Big Short’ guys think bitcoin is a bubble.
Jasper and Me
The artist who invented contemporary art also changed my life.
Katie Couric Is Not for Everyone
Many years after her long career as America’s beloved morning-news anchor, she has decided to write a wild, unflinching memoir focused on the messy parts. Why?
Life After Nirvana
Dave Grohl is being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for a second time. He’s got a lot to reflect on.
30 Minutes With… Lina Khan
The FTC’s very young new boss thinks corporations are abusing their power. To fight them, she’s consolidating some clout of her own.
Matt Berry Has a Type
The actor is known for playing ridiculous characters with a straight face—the stupider the better.
The One-Bed room Museum
Thomas Lollar—ceramicist, teacher, and, most of all, collector— can always find space for something else in his home.
The Soft Sell
The healthcare brand Hims wants to leverage young men’s anxiety over erections and hair loss into a multibillion-dollar empire. It’s been harder than expected.
Tomorrow: Bridget Read
Weathering the Weather Mental-health professionals are trying to figure out how to talk about the climate.
Nothing Like the Real Thing
Since when does a comedy special also need to be a documentary?
God Help Her
A biopic that’s heavy on the eye shadow, light on coherence.
Kumail Nanjiani's Feelings
The actor always wanted his own superhero transformation. Now he’s buff, a Marvel star, and struggling with how much of his new body is his own.
How Miami Seduced Silicon Valley
Awash in coders, crypto, and capital, the city is loving— and beginning to shape—its newest industry.
Jonathan Franzen Thinks People Can Change
Even if his new book suggests it’s nearly impossible to make it stick.