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A New George Saunders Story in The New Yorker Is Cause for Celebration Looking for something to read? George Saunders, hilarious/wonderful short story writer and personal hero of mine, has a new piece in this […]
By Adam Frucci
ink-stained wretches
Dec. 6, 2010
By Chris Rovzar
Allison Silverman on Hipster Community Outreach Here’s another excellent piece by former Daily Show/Colbert Report writer Allison Silverman taking on the denizens of Williamsburg in this […]
By Adam Frucci
Aziz Ansari, Randy, and the Nebulous State of ‘Alt-Comedy’ This week’s New Yorker features a lengthy profile of Aziz Ansari, talking about his place in the “alternative comedy” scene and the fine line […]
By Adam Frucci
E-mail Auto-Response, by Martin Marks E-mail auto-response, by Martin Marks in this week’s New Yorker: “Thank you for your e-mail, which, if it is under three (3) sentences long, I […]
By Adam Frucci
Simon Rich Takes On Google SNL writer and book author Simon Rich has a piece in this week’s New Yorker about Google. Specifically, what Google’s dictionary defines […]
By Adam Frucci
ink-stained wretches
Sept. 29, 2010
New Yorker ’s Daniel Zalewski Turned Down New York Times Magazine GigThe features editor instead opted to get some new perks at his current gig.
By Chris Rovzar
The New Yorker’s Young Gun Cartoonists Its parameters are tight: black and white. One square. One caption. It’s bare, and it’s simple. It doesn’t have dialogue or physicality or […]
By Dustin Lushing
Yoni Brenner Brings Football Humor to the New Yorker with Trick Plays In this week’s New Yorker, Yoni Brenner brings some high-minded sports humor to Shouts and Murmurs with Trick Plays: “Double Trick Inside […]
By Adam Frucci
courtney love
Sept. 22, 2010
Courtney Love Wants to Be Published in The New Yorker She writes short stories, see. And epic text messages.
By Bennett Marcus
Raising a Good Enough Baby Andy Borowitz’s The Good Enough Baby, from this week’s New Yorker: “There are many misconceptions about babies and baths. The old saying ‘Don’t […]
By Adam Frucci
regular guys
Sept. 13, 2010
Mark Zuckerberg: He’s Just Like Us! What do “the boy king of Silicon Valley” and your average dude have in common? Everything!
By Nitasha Tiku
Allison Silverman: Et Tu, Brooklyn Former Colbert Report Executive Producer/Daily Show writer Allison Silverman has a humor piece in the New Yorker this week entitled Et Tu, […]
By Adam Frucci
N.Y. Times Intrepidly Ventures ‘A Few Miles East on the 10’ to Eat in A long list of new restaurants and classics are omitted as the Gray Lady “discovers” Downtown destination dining.
By Hadley Tomicki
What If Kanye West’s Tweets Were New Yorker Cartoons? “We lookin’ crazy fresh where’s paparazzi when you need em,” says one squirrel to the other.
By Edith Zimmerman
oh republicans!
June 20, 2010
By Mike Vilensky
Why Do The New Yorker ’s ‘20 under 40’ Hate Love? Five of the eight stories in this week’s ‘New Yorker’ are about busted relationships.
By Lane Brown
neighborhood news
May 18, 2010
By Jessica Pressler
Animal Instincts
Apr. 19, 2010
The New Yorker and Top Chefs Alike Love AnimalMichael Voltaggio, Akasha Richmond, Nate Appleman, and Mario Batali share what they love about Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo.
By Hadley Tomicki
cultural capital
Apr. 5, 2010
By Jessica Pressler
ink-stained wretches
Mar. 10, 2010
So Who Got Nominated for ASMEs This Year? A bunch of very smart, attractive magazines.
By Chris Rovzar
ink-stained wretches
Mar. 1, 2010
Condé Nast Prepping iPad Versions of Five Titles ’GQ,’ ‘Wired,’ ‘Vanity Fair,’ the ‘New Yorker,’ and ‘Glamour’ will be the first to take the plunge.
By Chris Rovzar
ink-stained wretches
Feb. 22, 2010
By Jessica Pressler
twitterphobia
Feb. 18, 2010
By Jesse Ashlock
j.d. salinger
Jan. 28, 2010
The New Yorker ’s Salinger Collection’The New Yorker’ has made the dozen stories J.D. Salinger wrote for the magazine available for free.
By Lane Brown
A Blink-182 Guy’s Sad Pitch to Vampire Weekend “You’re trying to live in an industry that’s dying. And so Modlife is trying to give you the chance to survive.”
By Lane Brown
Kitchen Supplies
Dec. 14, 2009
Economy Strikes New Yorker Stove Coverage From high-end Vikings to stoves for the developing world.
By Aileen Gallagher
Personalities
Nov. 30, 2009
My Friend Dan Barber … ’New Yorker’ scribe Adam Gopnik likes dropping chefs’ names.
By Daniel Maurer
ink-stained wretches
Nov. 30, 2009
By Jessica Pressler
party lines
Oct. 20, 2009
Tilda, Schwartzman, and Karen O at NYer Festival “And my boyfriend is going to be the quarterback, and he’s British, so he doesn’t even know what that means.”
By Jada Yuan
james cameron
Oct. 19, 2009
The Truth About James Cameron The word “no” gives James Cameron an erection.
By Lane Brown
Nikki Finke Charms The New Yorker “I used to say, and I meant this in a nice way, that my mother should have been a Nazi interrogator.”
By Lane Brown
the situation room
Aug. 31, 2009
By Jessica Pressler
how percussion works
June 12, 2009
New Yorker Critic James Wood Books New Gig: ‘Guest Percussionist’On July 1, Wood will add “guest percussion” to a concert by author John Jeremiah Sullivan’s band, Fayaway.
By Lane Brown
early and awesome
May 18, 2009
Eighteen-Year-Old Dodge Landesman Is Running for City Council Because He Hates High School “A lot of people will tell you that a good phony fever is a dead lock, but, uh … you get a nervous mother, you could wind up in a doctor’s office. That’s worse than school.”
By Jessica Pressler
the greatest depression
May 15, 2009
The Story Behind Those Commerce Bank Pens “Finding one was a little like stumbling on an empty crack vial in a public park.”
By Jessica Pressler
the sports section
May 11, 2009
Understanding the Underdog: How Gladwell Got Basketball Wrong Why Malcolm Gladwell’s assumptions about the game might mislead you.
By Ben Mathis-Lilley
the devil wears tweed
May 11, 2009
The New Yorker Office: ‘A Little Creepy,’ Says Former EmployeeDan Baum’s Twitter account of getting fired from the magazine reveals some, but not all, of the secrets of the House of Remnick.
By Jessica Pressler
David Remnick Is the Opposite of Rugged “If I ever got a country house, it would be in the Village.”
By Jada Yuan
ink-stained wretches
Apr. 22, 2009
Annals of Law: New Guinea Tribe Sues New Yorker It’s just your standard-issue case involving rape, murder, and pig theft.
By Jessica Coen
The Other Critics
Apr. 20, 2009
Tables for Dupes A successful parody of the restaurant column in ‘The New Yorker.’
By Aileen Gallagher
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