The New Yorker
GONE COLD
L.A.’s food culture, transformed by immigration raids.
7 min |
August 04, 2025
New York magazine
The Most Generous Man in New York
Before his mysterious death, Matthew Christopher Pietras donated millions of dollars to the Met Opera and the Frick.
10+ min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
Not So Little India
Adda has moved to the East Village and become a bigger, better version of itself in the process.
4 min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
A Table Runs Through It
At his rental on the North Fork, a designer cut a window in a wall to make room for dinner.
2 min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
Girl Meets Bloke
Lena Dunham's expat rom-com series doesn't quite work.
5 min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
The Problem With Ghislaine Maxwell As a Witness
How could anybody trust her now?
5 min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
329 MINUTES WITH...Yael Cohen
The cancer activist wants to purge your bloodstream of microplastics.
5 min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
TOO AFRAID TO EAT
A growing number of families are encountering an eating disorder called ARFID, provoked not by a child's desire to change their body but by a fear of the food itself.
10+ min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
The Year of Our Discontent
2020 gets satirized in a bracing but rudderless film.
3 min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
Now I'm a Belieber
A surprise album is exhilarating.
5 min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
‘I Swear, They're Flying in Nobu Sushi for Their Kids’
Elite sleepaway camps are overwhelmed by visiting-day excess.
6 min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
What’s to Be Done About Everyone’s Dry Eyes?
I first reached for that tiny bottle of drops more than two decades ago, around the time I began to hear my own blinks and my eyes started to feel as if they’d been dabbed with cotton balls. Now, just about everyone I know depends on artificial tears.
2 min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
'I Feel Bad for That Girl Sometimes'
Jennifer Love Hewitt faced intense sexism early in her career. It almost kept her from returning to the franchise that made her famous.
10+ min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
MY LIFE IS IN PROTEST
I ran from tear gas and was arrested at People's Park, occupied Wall Street, and wore a pussy hat. Now I'm 77, and I can't imagine stopping.
10+ min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
New York magazine
The Numbers Revolt
Recent films are pushing back against our algorithm-driven, data-obsessed world.
6 min |
Jul 28 – Aug 10, 2025
The Upland Almanac
Making Every Shot Count
There's an old joke about a grouse hunter who gets lost in the woods.
4 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
Artistic License
\"In His Veins ... and His Art\"
4 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
Tailfeathers
continued from page 74location unknown, and catch a mess of huge trout.
4 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
Day's End
The average length of the human tibia is 15 inches.
2 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
Pages Past
Sometimes in sporting literature, we overlook a chapter or passage due to a more memorable sentence or story.
2 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
DOUBLES FOR DAKOTA
The two men that I shared a North Dakota goose blind with were both shooting 12-gauge semi-auto shotguns, but they admired my British 10-gauge double.
9 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
Throw a Dog a Bone ... or Maybe a Chicken Foot or Sweet Potato Chip
Throw a Dog a Bone ... or Maybe a Chicken Foot or Sweet Potato Chip
5 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
Upland Focus: ACRE BY ACRE, HOPE GROWS FOR ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S LAST WILD GAME BIRDS
Every day on the southern tip of New Jersey, a stream of trucks and cars lines up for passage on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry, which has been carting passengers across the Delaware Bay since the 1960s. Cape May has also been a rendezvous point for American woodcock since long before there was a ferry — or a city — at the spot.
6 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
Walking with Grouse
Walleye and northern pike fishing and the possibility of photographing Ontario's abundant black bears drew me to Errington's Wilderness Resort.
2 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
Small Streams Forever!
It is mid-April as I write this, well ahead of this summer issue's appearance.
7 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
Tailfeathers
After calmly sipping some bottled water, I leaned back in the passenger seat of Jon Osborn's pickup, calmly pressed a couple of buttons on my cell phone, and calmly awaited the loving voice of my one, true, loving lover.
4 min |
Summer 2025
The Upland Almanac
Bird Dogs - Health Matters
Canine Hip Dysplasia and PennHip
5 min |
Summer 2025
Heartfulness eMagazine
Art is an Honest Medium
J.C. LITTLE is a Canadian artist and former animator known for her expressive watercolors and storytelling. Here, she is interviewed by PURNIMA RAMAKRISHNAN. She shares how art serves as meditation and reflects on two of her standout works—Momentum, a celestial painting on inner transformation, and Deadline, a poignant take on time and womanhood.
5 min |
June 2025
Heartfulness eMagazine
Tansen the Famous Musician
In June, SARA BUBBER celebrates World Music Day. The story of Tansen shows how a great teacher recognized the musical talents of a young boy through a prank he played and went on to make him the best musician ever known. Tansen, a music lover and a maestro went through many upheavals and created melodies that still inspire musicians and musical traditions.
4 min |
June 2025
Heartfulness eMagazine
Transmission Can Transform the World, If We Want It To
DAAJI describes the special transformative quality of Heartfulness Meditation, Transmission, which turns the attention inward to the center of the heart.
2 min |