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VIDEOS
Avenatti Hints At Kavanaugh “Gang Rape”
Stormy Daniels’ lawyer says he has a new client who has evidence that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh targeted women with alcohol and drugs to “gang rape” them.
VIDEOS
Media Mogul Les Moonves Leaves CBS Amid Mounting Sexual Misconduct Claims
Moonves is stepping down as chairman and CEO of CBS after a fresh range of allegations were revealed in The New Yorker.
VIDEOS
Another Trump Affair Hush Up?
It’s claimed the publisher of the National Enquirer paid a Trump Tower doorman $30,000 to bury rumors the President fathered a child out of wedlock
CULTURE & ARTS
Remembering Leonard Cohen
By Barry D. Wood, Contributor
Washington-based writer and broadcaster
When in 2014 I cycled across southern California I passed near Mt. Baldy, where Cohen spent years in solitary pursuit of Zen enlightenment. Gazing at the snow-capped mountain not far from L.A., I smiled remembering Cohen's observation that he spent endless hours there shoveling snow.
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POLITICS
New Yorker Cover Proves The Election Has Made News Unbearable
By Jenna Amatulli
Can we just hibernate post-election?
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MEDIA
UK Silly-Walks Off A Cliff In New Yorker's Monty Python-Inspired Brexit Cover
By Nick Wing
We are truly living in a flying circus.
BOOKS
10 Compelling Graphic Memoirs that Will Make You a Devoted Fan of the Genre
By Off the Shelf, Contributor
Read. Recommend. Repeat.
For years and years, I labored under the assumption that comic books were only read by nerdy guys with a childish penchant for superheroes. But after seeing Marjane Satrapi's harrowing and exuberant film, Persepolis, I was shocked to find that it was adapted from a graphic memoir.
Portrait of writer Calvin Trillin, New York, New York, 2011. (Photo by Chris Felver/Getty Images)
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ARTS & CULTURE
PSA: If You Have To Tell Everyone It's Satire, You're Bad At Satire
By Claire Fallon
Looking at you, Calvin Trillin.
New York yellow taxi toy standing on Brooklyn Bridge. Blurred background.
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TRAVEL
How To Tell If You're A Real New Yorker, According To New Yorkers
By Jamie Feldman
And no, it's not knowing all the lyrics to "Welcome to New York."
EDUCATION
To Charles Koch, Professors are Lobbyists
By Connor Gibson, Contributor
Researcher, Greenpeace Investigations (USA)
From 2005-2014, Koch spent $109.7 million on 361 distinct campuses, according to Greenpeace's updated analysis of IRS filings from Koch's nonprofit foundations.
BOOKS
To Charles Koch, Universities Are Propaganda Machines
By Connor Gibson, Contributor
Researcher, Greenpeace Investigations (USA)
This article is the first of two posts examining Charles Koch's campus investments, as reported in Jane Mayer's Dark Money. The first post examines the history, long-term strategy, and true intent of the university "philanthropy" coordinated by Charles Koch.
CULTURE & ARTS
Ignoring Poetry Means Ignoring Diversity
By Hippo Reads, Contributor
Real World Issues, Academic Insights
I have to ask this of the 2015 listmakers: where's all the poetry?
ENVIRONMENT
New Book Reveals Koch Brothers Paid Firm Run by Former NYPD Chief to Smear Journalist
By Steve Horn, Contributor
Research Fellow for DeSmogBlog.com, freelance investigative jo...
The just-published book "Dark Money," penned by New Yorker staff reporter Jane Mayer, reveals that the Koch Brothers hired the former commissioner of the New York Police Department (NYPD) -- and his daughter, a former FBI agent -- to smear her as a "plagiarist" in the months after the release of her August 2010 bombshell article on the Kochs.
ENTERTAINMENT
A-Sides With Jon Chattman: Can't Keep Your "Distance" From Emily King
By Jon Chattman, Contributor
thisisasides.com host and founder, published author, consultan...
The Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter has been around for a bit, but it'll probably be her current release The Switch that's going to get her a seat at this fictional table I'm talking about.
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MEDIA
Kanye Wins 2020 Presidential Election On Latest New Yorker Cover
By Alana Horowitz Satlin
Ever since Kanye West declared his 2020 presidential campaign, we've been wondering: what if he actually won? Well, so have
ENTERTAINMENT
Terrific TV (But - Not Surprisingly - It's Not on TV)
By Carroll F. Gray, Contributor
Aviation Historian, Journalist & Author
Two elements bind this production together in a superlative way... humor and pathos, and deep intelligence.
BUSINESS
Marc Andreessen Says He Likes It When Entrepreneurs Think He's An Idiot
Pro tip: Don't just tell him what you think he wants to hear.
CULTURE & ARTS
PAMM Draws International Visitors to Eclectic Exhibits
By Magda Abu-Fadil, Contributor
Director of Media Unlimited
Zaatari, a noted photographer, filmmaker and curator, co-founded the Arab Image Foundation in 1997 to locate and preserve his country's -- and the Middle East's -- photographic archives.
NEW YORK
For Valentine's Day, Your NYC Borough Love Breakdown
By Lisa Bernier, Contributor
Freelance writer
Keep this in mind come this weekend, when love is in the air, couples will engage in their mid-winter ritual celebration of Hallmark mandated love, and singles will be looking for some semi-romantic weekend hookups.
MEDIA
Here Is Every Piece That Won A 2015 National Magazine Award
By Catherine Taibi
Fiction: The New Yorker for “The Emerald Light in the Air,” by Donald Antrim, February 3 Vogue took home the prize for ‘Magazine
MEDIA
National Magazine Awards 2015: Vogue Wins Magazine Of The Year; New Yorker, New York Take Three
By Michael Calderone
The awards, commonly referred to as the Ellies, are given out annually by the American Society of Magazine Editors in association
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