There’s a thief wreaking havoc on the publishing industry.
By Reeves Wiedeman and Lila Shapiro
Documenting the city’s queerest seaside destination.
By Wayne Lawrence
Inside YouTube’s dissociative identity disorder community.
By Lizzie Feidelson
As the virus evolves, so does the denialism.
Gawker, resurrected.
Tabloid legend Cindy Adams.
What’s a master’s degree really worth?
Matt Gaffney’s latest puzzle.
Readers sound off on the late Anthony Veasna So, the notorious producer Scott Rudin, and a parallel parking job that ignited the internet.
Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.
The soon-to-be former New York governor is isolated and defeated — and almost everyone is in shock, both that it happened at all and it took so long.
Sweat solutions for your entire body.
To getting a passport in 2021.
Joins a cricket match.
Movable walls transform a Flower District loft into a gallery.
Hudson Smokehouse in the Bronx is worth a trip from any borough.
Knead Love’s Cinny Buns are dark, dense, gluten-free, vegan, and mind-blowingly good.
Paris Hilton rattles the very foundations of cooking shows.
The half-naked, fully improvised musical stylings of Marc Rebillet.
Stephen Sondheim and Jonathan Tunick look back at the legendary cast album.
Plus the pair’s most underrated albums.
What to do with the protagonist Old Guard.
Billie Eilish’s sophomore album is a surprising tour de force.
In Merry Wives, the Real Housewives of Windsor take charge.
A little of The Suicide Squad is more than enough.
Twenty-five picks for the next two weeks.
