Malone was promoted to editorial director and Smith to features director.

For New York’s April 1-14, 2019 issue, the magazine talked to 74 couples about what makes a marriage work.

In this role she will serve as an enterprise editor for both the print edition of New York and its digital properties.

New York Magazine’s March 18–31, 2019, issue cover story explores the podcast boom, and where the medium is headed next.

The New Yorker led all winners with four awards.

A look at the ten stories New York’s readers spent the most time on in February.

In New York Magazine’s March 4-17, 2019 issue: a guide to Socialism, and a look inside the social lives of New York City socialists.

A crossword puzzle will go up every Sunday night, beginning with the puzzle in the March 4–17, 2019 issue.

The site will publish works of fiction on a monthly basis, including an original short story by Curtis Sittenfeld.

“Everything is too clean, too flat, too art-directed.”

Including one for General Excellence.

How The Matrix predicted (almost) everything about 2019 two decades early.

We’re hosting a day of honest, open conversations about how women make their lives happen.

The cover image was chosen for its “timeless and holy aura.”

Haskell spoke about how he first landed at New York Magazine, highlights of his time here, and more.

New York Magazine, Vulture, and the Cut will also host exclusive events, including fan-favorite event series “How I Get It Done,” and more.

He has worked at the company since 2007 in a variety of roles, most recently as editor for business and strategy (since late 2016).

Under Moss’s leadership, New York has been at the forefront of magazine innovation and new ways of telling stories across all its platforms.

For New York Magazine’s January 7–20, 2019, issue, writer Mattathias Schwartz goes on the ground with Border Patrol.

Lisa Miller looks at the surprisingly common, vastly understudied phenomenon of menopausal schizophrenia.

Molly Fischer and Kimmie Regler on launching a podcast, dream guests, listener voice-mails, and more.

For New York’s annual “Reasons to Love New York” issue, the magazine asked notable New Yorkers about their favorite places across the city.

Allen will oversee culture coverage and editing essays, profiles, and features.

The launch is in tandem with New York’s digital subscription product, also going live today, as well as a new network-wide navigation.

For the cover, Saltz is depicted as three artists.

“With Clay, publishers control their own destinies and don’t need to adapt to a rigid, out-of-the-box CMS.”

A Dynamic Meter Will Cover New York Sites Vulture, the Cut, Intelligencer, the Strategist, and Grub Street.

For New York Magazine’s November 12-25, 2018 issue cover story, Kerry Howley looks at how gymnastic trainer Larry Nassar’s predation was protected.

Located at 347 West Broadway in Soho, the store is open from 11/8 to 12/30, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week.

Spencer will run the Cut’s news coverage and be responsible for ambitious feature projects, covering politics and #MeToo in particular.

Finally!

Spiegel will lead advertising and event-sponsorship sales efforts.

We went all across America and talked to 25 victims of school shootings, from 1946-2018 about what they experienced.

Joining the already-announced events are Jim Carrey, America Ferrera, Fred Armisen, Rachel Bloom, Lana Condor, and many more.

New York Magazine’s biannual weddings issue features decadent cakes made with vegetables, wedding venues that let you enjoy city views, and more.

The event will take place November 17–18 at The Hollywood Roosevelt and will feature Zach Braff, Busy Philipps, Constance Wu, and more.

Talking to Anita Hill, Stormy Daniels, Nicole Kidman, and over 70 other women about power and powerlessness for New York’s October 15-28, 2018.

Intelligencer launches with an inventive new home page that curates the best and most thoughtful commentary from around the web.

Why horror movies are the ones that speak best to our current moment.

There is about to be a new journalism institution in town, with New York Magazine providing tech, editorial, design, and distribution support.

New York Magazine’s site for politics, business, technology, and media came to life on September 25, with a panel led by editor David Wallace-Wells.

She will be working alongside health editor Melissa Dahl, and senior health writer Katie Heaney to boost the site’s coverage.

The full-service division includes a custom content studio as well as strategic consulting, insights, data, and events.

Josh Barro, Zak Cheney-Rice, and Sarah Jones join New York Magazine’s politics, technology, media, and tech site.

Boris Kachka, in the new role of books editor, will oversee the books “horizontal” across New York Media’s websites and New York Magazine.

The cover of New York Magazine’s September 17–30, 2018, issue weaves together three stories, each looking at a different aspect of American politics.

Smith will be working alongside the Cut’s beauty director Kathleen Hou to increase beauty coverage, focusing on the latest trends and more.