The Dresser - The stylist who tells Hollywood’s agents what to wear.

The Story of a Face - Transforming lives with facial-feminization surgery.

Antisocial Media - Reddit and the line between authenticity and toxicity.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on the Biden document scandal; hostile opera; Colin Quinn’s guide to chitchat; tasting menus and TikTok; Brad Mehldau looks back.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
Lula’s Restoration - Jon Lee Anderson
The left-wing leader returns to the Presidency.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Benjamin Wallace-Wells on G.O.P. chaos in the House; a Citi Biker gang; painting pots with Wet Leg; the opposite of vandalism; billionaires in space.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
Trust Issues - Evan Osnos
Confessions of a disgruntled wealth manager.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Dhruv Khullar on China’s COVID reckoning; Kevin McCarthy’s C-SPAN purgatory; off-grid N.Y.C.; Vicky Krieps, Dancorcist; Brideshead Disputed.

SHOUTS & MURMURS
The Infinite-Monkey Theorem: Field Notes - Reuven Perlman

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on the January 6th commission’s finale; living off the fat of the antz; lava land; the rules-based international coffee order; iced books.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
Trapped in the Trenches - Luke Mogelson
Witnessing the frontline carnage in Ukraine.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jelani Cobb on the Brittney Griner exchange; in the stars; comic cuts; Pavement in the blender; a festive ascent.

PUZZLES & GAMES DEPT.
There Goes the Neighborhood - Edward Steed

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Andrew Marantz on a consequential election-law case; government-surplus auctions; a new creative peak; Hiroshi Sugimoto in Chelsea; Amber Ruffin’s late nights.

ANNALS OF TECHNOLOGY - Stephen Witt
The Future of Everything How quantum computing will change the world.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on the January 6th committee; Sam Bankman-Fried among the troubled moguls; Amex’s travel concierge; a Nivola goes to college.

PERSONAL HISTORY
The Very Heart of It - Thomas Mallon
An intimate chronicle of mid-eighties Manhattan.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Benjamin Wallace-Wells on Nancy Pelosi’s legacy; in search of East Coast earthquakes; Meghann Fahy; a “Jackass” guide to midlife; to mask or not to mask.

LIFE AND LETTERS
Counter-Espionage - Jill Lepore
How Mick Herron reinvented the spy genre.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
Endgame - Ava Kofman
Heartless profiteering in the hospice industry.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jill Lepore on New England’s snood awakening; rebranding the shut-in; the art of broadcasting; trumpeter of the trumpets; childhood delusions.

ANNALS OF A WARMING PLANET
A Vast Experiment - Elizabeth Kolbert
The stories we tell ourselves about the Earth’s future.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Benjamin Wallace-Wells on the prospects of Trumpism; fashion tips from the G.O.P.; offstage with Interpol; Nan Goldin has the power; turkey any way you want it.

LETTER FROM TAIWAN
A Dangerous Game - Dexter Filkins
Could China invade its island neighbor?

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Andrew Marantz on elections and political violence; high-school pollsters; at home with a hitmaker; Judd Hirsch traces his roots; remembering George Booth.

ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS
They Shoot, He Scores - David Owen
A polymathic composer’s haunting film music.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jeannie Suk Gersen on the affirmative-action cases; Andrew Cuomo’s new podcast; King Gizzard on tour; the manager in “The Bear”; the U.S. Goncourt Prize.

SHOUTS & MURMURS
Thank You for Making the Trip - Glenn Eichler

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Evan Osnos on Xi Jinping’s world view; the inflation detector; a mentorship platform; actors on ice; remembering Peter Schjeldahl.

ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS
Restless Farewell - David Remnick
Bob Dylan’s never-ending retrospect.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
The midterms’ indignity playoffs; Jalyn Hall’s Till; standing O’s for Robert McKee; fresh rat initiative; a god of scribes.

AMERICAN CHRONICLES
Scratch That - Kathryn Schulz
How lotteries have swindled the country.

ANNALS OF DIPLOMACY
Arming Ukraine - Joshua Yaffa
Inside NATO’s support of Zelensky’s astonishing defense.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Masha Gessen on Putin’s view of the Russian World;
is everything rigged?; hierarchical values on the high seas;
tastes of the past; good for the soul—and the soil.

FICTION
“Come Softly to Me”

THE CRITICS
THE THEATRE
Tom Stoppard’s “Leopoldstadt” opens on Broadway.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on the new Supreme Court term; Diane Arbus’s Anderson Cooper; vinyl treasures; losing the cool card; Leezy’s Virgil Abloh pilgrimage.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
In the Filtration Camps - David Kortava
Why are Russian forces detaining Ukrainian civilians?

On the Rocks - The centenary of “The Waste Land.”

The Palace Gates - A peace laureate becomes a wartime ruler.

Seize the Night - At the club with the hottest d.j. in Ibiza.

The Tastemaker - Laila Gohar’s edible installations.

An Uncertain Image - Lucian Freud and the art- authentication game.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
The long reign of Queen Elizabeth II; London mourns; word reaches the Village; extreme rowboating; pawpaw mania.

PERSONAL HISTORY
Critical Distance - Darryl Pinckney
Learning to write with Elizabeth Hardwick.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
David Remnick on the legacy of Mikhail Gorbachev; diplomacy at a snail’s pace; new kids on the (jazz) block; tokenizing Anthony Hopkins; a day at the pool.

ANNALS OF NATURE
Fish Kebabs - D. T. Max 
On the hunt for invasive lionfish

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
David Remnick on why Salman Rushdie deserves a Nobel; DJ Chelsea Manning; leaving Goldman Sachs; a train from N.Y.C. to the Berkshires; creative crises.

U.S. JOURNAL
Trouble Brewing - Charles Bethea
A beer company that hires rival gang members.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Michael Schulman on the evolution of celebrity profiles; Edith Piaf ’s bad choices; in bed with John and Yoko; Richard Pryor and the sign of funny; Oprah and O.

ANNALS OF APPEARANCES
Instagram Face - Jia Tolentino
What filters and fillers have wrought.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Elizabeth Kolbert on climate change and partisanship; stylishly succinct; riding round the reservoir; eco-friendly fashion; Atlantic City’s monster organ.

PERSONAL HISTORY
My Dad and Kurt Cobain - Hua Hsu
Faxes from Taiwan on math and music.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jill Lepore on reviving the woolly mammoth; sharks on ice; the last queen of Sunset Boulevard; wooing the bonsai cognoscenti; cuddling goes pro.

ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS
Laughter in the Dark - Alex Ross
How Ernst Lubitsch modernized the Hollywood comedy.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Bill McKibben on the stakes of the climate bill; Starbucks closures; comedians and exotic animals; a rebrand for the Actors Fund; Charles Lloyd.

AMERICAN CHRONICLES
The Hard Sell - Tad Friend
A salesman’s quest to elevate his profession.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on more January 6th jaw-droppers; seaplanes of summer; diaspora and “The Kite Runner”; medication abortion and campuses; the queen of audiobooks.

LETTER FROM THE DONBAS
Everyone Is a Target - Luke Mogelson
Ordinary Ukrainians caught in Russia’s onslaught.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jelani Cobb on Herschel Walker’s mendacious ascent; wind-powered wine; growing the perfect berry; Blaxploitation buffs unite; remembering John Bennet.


A REPORTER AT LARGE
The Floating World - Evan Osnos
Plutocratic politics aboard the world’s superyachts.

LETTER FROM LUSANGA
Fertile Ground - Alice Gregory
A Congolese collective takes on the art world.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jeannie Suk Gersen on the Supreme Court after Roe; masters of their medium; the blacklist, podcasted; what would Dalí think of it?; the shape of speech.

PERSONAL HISTORY
Mixeded - David Wright Faladé
A family secret is revealed and an identity reëvaluated.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Jia Tolentino on the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and end abortion rights; right-wing headlines; directing in miniature. 

LETTER FROM BUDAPEST
The Illiberal Order - Andrew Marantz
What do American conservatives see in Hungary?

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Amy Davidson Sorkin on the gun deal and the G.O.P.; Fanny Herrero finds the angle; way down in the depths; majoring in mindfulness; a call for symphonic interludes.

ANNALS OF LAW
Keep Out - Jeannie Suk Gersen
The case for—and against—the right to privacy.

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