Features

Here, Let Ezra Explain

Young blogger Ezra Klein, who brought the digital revolution to the Washington Post, now wants to bring a news revolution to digital media. By Benjamin Wallace

In Conversation: Lorne Michaels

SNL’s mastermind now oversees not only Fallon’s franchise but Seth Meyers’s Late Night too. What does it take to own the night, and how has comedy changed since he started? By Lane Brown

Is Gentrification All Bad?

The view from Inwood, Bed-Stuy, and East Harlem. By Justin Davidson

Intelligencer

The Omnivore’s Disrupter

Tech start-up Hampton Creek takes on the lowly egg.

Facebook at Ten

Here, a look back at our scrolling, sharing, “liking,” commenting, and “poking.”

Try the Veal, He’ll Be Here All Term

“De Blasio’s dad humor has definitely surged since he won the election.”

128 Minutes With Sharon Jones

Lounging at home with soul’s recovering leading lady.

The Neighborhood News

Our roundup of news from around the city.

Strategist

Best Bets

A Garden Genie, Charm & Chain opens first showroom, and more new stuff in stores.

The Look Book

“My parents are big collectors. I grew up with a Looney Tunes kitchen and our laundry room was entirely covered in Kiss memorabilia.”

The Urbanist’s Melbourne

Rooftop mai tais, custom denim shops, and jalapeño doughnuts.

The Restaurant Review

The Battersby chefs expand their horizons with Dover.

In Season

Try savoy cabbage in El Quinto Pinto chef Alex Raij's simple recipe for trinxat.

Restaurant Opening

Braised-meats specialty shop Untamed Sandwiches opens next week in Midtown.

Restaurant Opening

Ladurée Soho combines retail bakery, tea room, and full-service restaurant.

Restaurant Opening

Japanese-style bakery Matsunosuke opens in West Village.

The Truth About Coal-Oven Pizza

New York’s original style of pie isn’t as rare as you thought.

From Urb to Burb

If you can’t stomach being outbid on yet another crummy railroad apartment, it might be time to consider heading farther afield.

Culture

Nobody’s Stalking Miles Teller

He should enjoy it while it lasts.

Happy Landing

The Beatles arrival in New York, as seen by Life’s Bill Eppridge.

The Cold War at Home

Keri Russell spies for Russia and does mom duty on The Americans.

The Movie Review

The stiff, stuffy The Monuments Men.

The Pop Review

There was no ‘I’ in Pete Seeger.

The Art Review

Wade Guyton’s newest non-painting paintings.

To Do: February 5–12, 2014

25 things to see, hear, watch, and read.

Departments

Comments: Week of February 10, 2014

Readers sound off on Fox News, selfies, and more.

The Approval Matrix: Week of February 10, 2014

Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.