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

Expands its commitment to outstanding theater coverage as she joins Jackson McHenry.

A collaboration with The Verge explores the “never-ending arms race between humans and machines.”

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Elsewhere in the issue, an examination of Hollywood’s deeply broken streaming model, Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone, and more.

Young New Yorkers described their fantasy lives to us. We calculated the price tags down to the dollar.

New York’s art critic Jerry Saltz previously won the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism.

On the Cover of New York Magazine: Jonathan Chait on Republican efforts to grab control of public education.

The Strategist’s biggest sale ever

On New York’s 55th anniversary, debating and defining what it means to be a New York “It” girl through the ages

On the Cover: Stormy Daniels Profiled by Olivia Nuzzi. Daniels was photographed for the cover by her husband, R. Barrett

The magazine was recognized for Single-Topic Issue and Lifestyle Journalism.

Inside the Democratic Party’s push to make abortion the centerpiece of its agenda.

A newsletter exclusively for New York subscribers obsessively covering the show’s final season.

A weekly newsletter about New York.

Vulture Extends Popular Column Into New Weekly Newsletter, Streamliner

17 of the most accomplished women in broadcast dish (respectfully!) about Barbara Walters

Bullet Train, Top Gun: Maverick, Nope among winners; Albert Pyun receives lifetime achievement award

A diabetes miracle drug has become an off-label appetite suppressant, changing the definition of being thin and what it takes to get there.

New York was recognized for work spanning written journalism, design, and photography.

Four frustrating seasons, one antisemitism scandal, and zero COVID shots later, he leaves Brooklyn on even stranger terms.

Vulture Announces Its First-Ever Stunt Awards, an Annual Celebration of Stunts in Hollywood

You’ve decided they’re talented, so you might as well tell the world.

Extremely Hardcore: Inside 3 Months of Twitter Under Elon Musk

Land of the Giants: Dating Games premieres today, with new episodes out every week.

“It was like watching Elvis at the end if he was completely relegated to just piano bars.”

“Everywhere you looked, there was another child of a famous person booking a role.”

New York’s E. Alex Jung and Tammie Teclemariam Take On New Roles Exploring New York’s Food Scene

New York Magazine’s 18th Annual “Reasons to Love New York” issue

The Strategist’s Holiday Gift Guide Takes Over Flip Side of New York Magazine

“SBF had his hands in so many pots … that the only way to really understand this story in full was to tell it from many different perspectives.”

For 13 years, Jamie Spears exercised near-total control over the life of his superstar daughter. Why?

Kali Uchis, Sheng Wang, Kyla Pratt, Cedric The Entertainer & More Join Vulture Festival

How the thrilling, shabby, fun dining shed changed the city.

Jamie Lee Curtis, John Cameron Mitchell, Kumail Nanjiani, Meghann Fahy, Andrea Savage, Dana Delaney & More Join Vulture Festival

Many fan favorites originated in stories published in New York Magazine.

On the Cover of New York Magazine: The Vulnerability of John Fetterman