David Haskell announced the hires of Lane Brown and Daniel Taroy and new roles for Justin Miller, Bridget Read, and Ryu Spaeth

A chronicle of more than a century of life in the Lower East Side’s Ukrainian Village.

Bianca Nieves joining the site as senior shopping editor, and Noelle Lacombe as photography director

Adam Tooze Explains Everything

In New York’s new issue, dozens of Ukrainians all 30 or younger talk about the two weeks that changed their lives.

The audio journalist joins New York Magazine from NPR, where he was host of the podcast and radio show It’s Been a Minute.

In part two, the show investigates some of the official institutions that were supposed to shepherd psychedelic therapy into the mainstream.

On the Cover of New York: How Letitia James Wields Her Power

New York receives eight National Magazine Awards nominations.

The February 14-27, 2022 issue of New York marks the magazine’s biannual fashion “flip” cover, with New York on one side, and the Cut on the other.

Praturu will join Vulture as managing editor, and Suskind as senior music editor. Praturu begins her role today, and Suskind on February 14th.

New York marks the 10-year anniversary of Trayvon Martin’s death, which sparked the Black Lives Matter movement. Are Black lives any safer?

Beginning February 7th, Chang will join Curbed as news writer, and McDonough as senior editor.

Thompson begins her role on January 31st. She’ll edit the site’s “power” vertical.

The magazine is doubling the frequency of its beloved puzzle and launching a new pop-culture-obsessed daily puzzle from Vulture.

Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway’s Pivot franchise will come to life in Miami, featuring the hottest names in finance, media, education, and more.

Including Rachel Cargle, Brittney Cooper, Michelle Santiago Cortés, Camonghne Felix, Evan Ross Katz, and Samhita Mukhopadhyay.

For New York Magazine’s December 20, 2021 - January 2, 2022 issue, writer Gabriel Mac takes readers on his phalloplasty journey.

Teclemariam will spend all of 2022 eating her way around New York City, one weekly newsletter installment at a time.

Love will write New York’s flagship daily newsletter, which launches in 2022.

For the 17th annual “Reasons to Love New York” issue, a celebration of New York City’s influence on cinema—and vice versa.

We gave Only NY access to our archives — and our office.

The show’s first season, Cover Story: Power Trip, hosted by iO Tillett Wright, will investigate a pattern of abuse within the psychedelic community.

Weil begins her role as features writer on December 13th, and Hadadi begins her role as TV critic on December 6th.

Available exclusively to Visa cardholders, the Beauty Edit will feature essential beauty products from inspiring brands.

After going virtual in 2020, Vulture Festival returned to Los Angeles for an incredible array of events.

Three-day event in Miami is a new type of conference that challenges convention. Featuring the biggest names in fintech, media, education, and more.

Dugan will be a finance reporter; Prater will be a reporter covering local politics.

David Wallace-Wells looks at climate change not just as ecological crisis but moral catastrophe – an existential threat to the world’s poor.

The shop features some of The Strategist’s favorite West Elm items, including a giftable weighted blanket, statement coffee table, and more.

The groundbreaking essayist and critic will write longform book criticism for New York, going deep on books, authors and ideas.

They join already-announced events including Issa Rae, Elle Fanning, Mira Sorvino, Sarah Silverman, Seth Rogen, and more, taking place in Los Angeles.

In New York’s October 25-November 7, 2021 issue, a look at the man poised to be the most powerful New York City mayor in decades.

They join already-announced events including Issa Rae, Elle Fanning, Mira Sorvino, and more, taking place in Los Angeles from November 13-14.

In 2022, New York will launch “The Year I Ate New York,” a column and weekly newsletter devoted to one restaurant-obsessed author’s food adventures.

Taking place in Los Angeles, the event will bring fans an incredible array of talent including Issa Rae, Elle Fanning, Mira Sorvino, and more.

In season two of Nice Try!, host Avery Trufelman will explore how our homes became private utopias.

Morgan Baila will join as senior news editor, working alongside Vulture’s Zoe Haylock, who will become deputy news editor.

For the magazine’s October 11-24, 2021 issue, writer Greg Donahue reports on an alarming series of murders in Brownsville.

Louis will provide analysis of the mayoral race and new administration, as well as policy questions in areas such as criminal justice.

Biles was photographed for New York and the Cut by the 21-year-old photographer Ashley Peña.

Now you can hang some of New York Magazine’s best covers on your walls.

Eric Vilas-Boas will edit Streamliner, which will offer readers a roadmap to navigating the streaming universe, joining Vulture from The Observer.

Starting today, Vulture and Union Hall will bring some of their favorite comedians to the stage every Tuesday at 7 pm.

In partnership with The Verge, New York reports on how groups of workers fed up with increasingly harsh conditions are now fending for themselves.

Quah will join a deep roster of must-read critics.

For New York’s August 30–September 12, 2021, issue cover, fall preview meets fall fashion with Succession on one side and Naomi Campbell on the other.

Nikas is joining The Cut as deputy style editor; León is joining Vulture as movies editor; McCreesh is joining Intelligencer as features writer.

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.