The issue is a continuation of New York and Vox Media’s investment in expanding the Cut

How Andy Cohen survived the reality reckoning (at least for now)

One of Israel’s most ardent supporters, she could transform the presidential election if she gives to Trump like she did in 2020

The cover package is written and photographed entirely by the undergraduate staff of the Spectator, featuring an oral history and campus poll.

Todd Blanche doesn’t have to believe Trump. He just needs to keep him out of jail until after the election.

New York’s anniversary issue spotlights the restaurants and people defining the most vibrant dining scene in America.

Winner for single-topic issue, excellence in photography

Kerry Howley profiles one of the world’s most popular podcasters and how he exerts control.

With the Oscars handed out, it’s time to crown our champions.

New York celebrated for igniting cultural conversations

Chu argues that trans advocates have been afraid to talk about the relevance of biological sex, ceding ground to the anti-trans movement

Vulture’s first digital issue celebrates action films and includes winners of the second annual “Stunt Awards.”

Meet the Cinematrix, a daily grid-style puzzle ready to reinvigorate your mornings.

The photo portfolio, by Philip-Daniel Ducasse, and interviews, by Jay Bulger and Paula Aceves, spotlight migrants waiting for shelter at St. Brigid.

Vulture staff writer Rebecca Alter and New York photo editor Isabela Quintero win ASME Next Award wins.

Marisa Carroll as executive editor, Chantal Fernandez as features writer, Julia Edelstein as features editor for New York with a focus on parenting.

Jazmine Hughes profiles Julianne Moore for the Cut, Reeves Wiedeman interviews Ackman, the new face of an anxious billionaire class

Caitlin Moscatello examines the post-Varsity Blues college admissions ecosystem.

Kristen Stewart, Lucy Liu, Glen Powell, Will Ferrell, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Sebastian Stan, Normani, Richard Linklater, and more visited the Vulture Spot

Three brand-new newsletters plus a selection of our existing ones will be available exclusively to New York’s most valued readers.

The sports section will run through the end of March and include interviews with iconic athletes, essays, and more.

An in-depth guide to the increasingly mainstream world of ethical non-monogamy

Reporting on what “falling through the cracks” looks like in real life.

Since the summer, Debenedetti has been trying to answer the question “What, exactly, is the plan to get the president reelected?”

New York Magazine’s 19th Annual “Reasons to Love New York” issue is meant to remind us why we’d be fools to live anywhere else.

This partnership is the latest retail expansion from New York Magazine, which launched its first online boutique earlier this year.

Documenting grief, mourning, and conflicts within institutions, workplaces, friend groups, and families.

Sharon Stone, Henry Winkler, Billy Porter, Patrick Stewart, MUNA, Meg Stalter, Chelsea Peretti, Cord Jefferson, and more joined the star-studded event

Sir Patrick Stewart, Chelsea Peretti, Robin Thede, and Rachel Bloom are among the stars added to the lineup.

Kerry Howley writes on the evolution of cult-y grocer Erewhon, and Amy Sedaris serves as the Strategist’s first-ever holiday-gifting columnist

Smith will work with The Cut and Vox Media to expand footprint among fashion and luxury advertisers.

New York’s partnership with Bluestone Lane includes exclusive benefits for subscribers and Bluestone Lane customers.

Billy Porter to Receive “Honorary Degree” at the 10th Annual Vulture Festival. Sharon Stone, Robin Thede, Josie Totah, and more join lineup.

We ruled out everyone famous; nearly everyone whose title is CEO, or who was elected to office; everyone who suggested themselves.

Genevieve Smith is now executive editor, Gazelle Emami will serve as editorial director

Henry Winkler, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Cord Jefferson, Amber Tamblyn, TJ Mack Live, and more, join initial lineup for 10th Annual Vulture Festival

Thirteen weeks on the campaign trail with the Republicans hopelessly trying to wrest the nomination from Donald Trump.

Weekly theater news, delivered a little louder for the people in the back.

In an exclusive excerpt from his new book, Michael Wolff tells the intimate, excruciating tale of how Rupert Murdoch split with Tucker Carlson

Allison P. Davis on how babies are a friendship killer, and Casey Gerald profiles Erykah Badu as she emerges for her biggest tour in decades.

Elsewhere in the issue, Frank Rich on the late Stephen Sondheim’s final work.

Schneier will move from his role as features writer at New York and the Cut to become the magazine’s third principal critic in its 55-year history.

Psychiatrist Bessel van der Kolk turned a controversial theory into a dominant way we make sense of our lives.

With 15 items at launch, shop includes “New York” and “New Yawk” - branded caps, totes, sweatshirts, as well as “Nepo Baby”-branded onesies and bibs

Andrew Rice on the crisis of historically high post-pandemic office vacancy rates.

Rebecca Traister on the unmistakably Trumpian phenomenon in Kennedy’s emerging campaign