On the cover of New York Magazine’s October 14–27, 2019, issue, an account of the early days of the unfolding impeachment saga.

Shaw will write reviews and related cultural commentary, and begins her new role on October 15.

Adrienne Green, Kerensa Cadenas, and Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz are all joining the site.

In New York Magazine’s September 30–October 13, 2019, issue’s cover story, talking to the people who lived it on the costs of coming forward.

Pam Wasserstein, currently CEO of New York Media, will take on the new role of President, Vox Media.

New York Media and Vox Media are bringing their esteemed editorial properties together to form the leading independent media company.

“The magazine collaborated with Tavi Gevinson on a portfolio of caricatures marking different eras of her relationship to Instagram.”

In other Strategist news, the site will be launching in the U.K. next month.

Longtime Vulture contributor Bilge Ebiri and former BuzzFeed film critic Alison Willmore will be joining the staff.

When she’s not busy writing about New York City’s vibrant restaurant industry, Grub Street staff writer Nikita Richardson’s makes and sells ceramics.

Actress Renée Zellweger covers New York Magazine’s September 2–15, 2019, Fall Preview issue, which highlights the best movies, TV shows, and more.

New York Magazine’s August 19–September 1, 2019, cover story is a photo essay looking at the 30-odd islands in New York’s harbor.

New York Magazine’s 21st annual New York Taste event will be held on October 21 and will include tastings from celebrated chefs and rising stars.

Talking to Vulture staff writer Hunter Harris about her favorite movies, pitching stories, and the Star is Born she’d like to see.

She will be contributing critical essays on books, writing, and language, as well as her wide-ranging monthly newsletter of book recommendations.

How Ivanka Trump became the polished, presentable face of Trumpism, based on sixty interviews with Ivanka Trump’s friends and colleagues.

Decoding the high society that surrounded and enabled sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

New York Magazine’s July 8–21, 2019, issue features Jessica Pressler on the battle for a Brooklyn preschool; Irin Carmon on Shari Redstone; and more.

The Elle advice columnist says the assault took place in Bergdorf Goodman.

But it’s certainly not the first brand to show interest in translating New York Magazine’s archives into fashion.

CMO is a new role at New York Media, reflecting the company’s development of new businesses.

A look inside the world of “incels” (involuntarily celibate men) who believe fixing their bone structure will fix their dating lives.

Writing for both the print magazine and the Cut, Schneier will cover fashion, as well as culture, politics, and urban life more broadly.

New York’s first post about Game of Thrones went up on June 14, 2010. We’re saying good-bye to the show some 1,600 posts later.

New York magazine discovered a trove of new photos by legendary crime-scene photographer Weegee. Here’s how his biographer pinned down one image.

“It epitomized what it feels like to be living with fire. It humanized the whole thing.”

We’ve started publishing daily — by which we mean Monday–Thursday and Saturday, naturally.

How a tip about a website making the rounds among Sarah Lawrence College alumni circles turned into the cover of New York’s April 29-May 12 issue.

Hannah Dreier was awarded the prize for her work reporting on Salvadoran immigrants and the criminal gang on Long Island.

New York magazine’s April 15-28, 2019 issue cover story follows South Bend Indiana mayor and 2020 Democratic hopeful Pete Buttigieg as he campaigns.

In March, New York’s readers spent time with stories about scammers and money.

Larkworthy will be writing about beauty exclusively for the Cut.

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.

On the cover of New York Magazine’s October 14–27, 2019, issue, an account of the early days of the unfolding impeachment saga.

Shaw will write reviews and related cultural commentary, and begins her new role on October 15.

Adrienne Green, Kerensa Cadenas, and Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz are all joining the site.

In New York Magazine’s September 30–October 13, 2019, issue’s cover story, talking to the people who lived it on the costs of coming forward.

Pam Wasserstein, currently CEO of New York Media, will take on the new role of President, Vox Media.

New York Media and Vox Media are bringing their esteemed editorial properties together to form the leading independent media company.

“The magazine collaborated with Tavi Gevinson on a portfolio of caricatures marking different eras of her relationship to Instagram.”

In other Strategist news, the site will be launching in the U.K. next month.

When she’s not busy writing about New York City’s vibrant restaurant industry, Grub Street staff writer Nikita Richardson’s makes and sells ceramics.

Actress Renée Zellweger covers New York Magazine’s September 2–15, 2019, Fall Preview issue, which highlights the best movies, TV shows, and more.

New York Magazine’s August 19–September 1, 2019, cover story is a photo essay looking at the 30-odd islands in New York’s harbor.

New York Magazine’s 21st annual New York Taste event will be held on October 21 and will include tastings from celebrated chefs and rising stars.

Talking to Vulture staff writer Hunter Harris about her favorite movies, pitching stories, and the Star is Born she’d like to see.

She will be contributing critical essays on books, writing, and language, as well as her wide-ranging monthly newsletter of book recommendations.

How Ivanka Trump became the polished, presentable face of Trumpism, based on sixty interviews with Ivanka Trump’s friends and colleagues.

Decoding the high society that surrounded and enabled sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The Elle advice columnist says the assault took place in Bergdorf Goodman.

But it’s certainly not the first brand to show interest in translating New York Magazine’s archives into fashion.

CMO is a new role at New York Media, reflecting the company’s development of new businesses.

A look inside the world of “incels” (involuntarily celibate men) who believe fixing their bone structure will fix their dating lives.

Writing for both the print magazine and the Cut, Schneier will cover fashion, as well as culture, politics, and urban life more broadly.

New York’s first post about Game of Thrones went up on June 14, 2010. We’re saying good-bye to the show some 1,600 posts later.

New York magazine discovered a trove of new photos by legendary crime-scene photographer Weegee. Here’s how his biographer pinned down one image.

“It epitomized what it feels like to be living with fire. It humanized the whole thing.”

How a tip about a website making the rounds among Sarah Lawrence College alumni circles turned into the cover of New York’s April 29-May 12 issue.

Hannah Dreier was awarded the prize for her work reporting on Salvadoran immigrants and the criminal gang on Long Island.

New York magazine’s April 15-28, 2019 issue cover story follows South Bend Indiana mayor and 2020 Democratic hopeful Pete Buttigieg as he campaigns.

In March, New York’s readers spent time with stories about scammers and money.

Larkworthy will be writing about beauty exclusively for the Cut.

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.

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.”