nymag.com Open in urlscan Pro
151.101.193.91  Public Scan

Form analysis
2 forms found in the DOM

Name: search — GET /search.html

<form class="dropdown-nav-search-form" name="search" method="get" action="/search.html">
  <input aria-label="Search" type="text" name="q" class="nav-search-input" placeholder="Search">
  <button class="nav-search-submit-button" type="submit">
    <span class="visually-hidden">Search</span>
    <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 16 16">
      <path fill="#111"
        d="M15.448 13.888L11.22 9.66c1.655-2.394 1.422-5.706-.707-7.834a6.105 6.105 0 0 0-4.346-1.8 6.105 6.105 0 0 0-4.345 1.8 6.152 6.152 0 0 0 0 8.69 6.106 6.106 0 0 0 4.345 1.8 6.101 6.101 0 0 0 3.492-1.092l4.225 4.224a1.101 1.101 0 0 0 1.563 0c.432-.43.432-1.13 0-1.561zM3.162 9.178a4.255 4.255 0 0 1 0-6.012A4.225 4.225 0 0 1 6.168 1.92c1.135 0 2.203.442 3.006 1.245a4.255 4.255 0 0 1 0 6.011 4.224 4.224 0 0 1-3.006 1.245 4.223 4.223 0 0 1-3.006-1.245z">
      </path>
    </svg>
  </button>
</form>

Name: search — GET /search.html

<form class="dropdown-nav-search-form" name="search" method="get" action="/search.html">
  <input aria-label="Search" type="text" name="q" class="nav-search-input" placeholder="Search">
  <button class="nav-search-submit-button" type="submit">
    <span class="visually-hidden">Search</span>
    <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 16 16">
      <path fill="#111"
        d="M15.448 13.888L11.22 9.66c1.655-2.394 1.422-5.706-.707-7.834a6.105 6.105 0 0 0-4.346-1.8 6.105 6.105 0 0 0-4.345 1.8 6.152 6.152 0 0 0 0 8.69 6.106 6.106 0 0 0 4.345 1.8 6.101 6.101 0 0 0 3.492-1.092l4.225 4.224a1.101 1.101 0 0 0 1.563 0c.432-.43.432-1.13 0-1.561zM3.162 9.178a4.255 4.255 0 0 1 0-6.012A4.225 4.225 0 0 1 6.168 1.92c1.135 0 2.203.442 3.006 1.245a4.255 4.255 0 0 1 0 6.011 4.224 4.224 0 0 1-3.006 1.245 4.223 4.223 0 0 1-3.006-1.245z">
      </path>
    </svg>
  </button>
</form>

Text Content

 * Intelligencer
 * The Cut
 * Vulture
 * The Strategist
 * Curbed
 * Grub Street
 * Magazine
   Subscribe to the Magazine Give a Gift Subscription Buy Back Issues Current
   Issue Contents New York Shop
 * Newsletters

 * Subscribe
 * Sign In
 * Account
   Profile
   Sign Out

Subscribe Today For Just $1

Menu Menu Close Close
Search


INTELLIGENCER

 * Politics
 * Technology
 * Business
 * Ideas


THE CUT

 * Style
 * Self
 * Culture
 * Power
 * The Cut Shop


VULTURE

 * TV
 * Movies
 * Comedy
 * Music
 * Books
 * Art
 * Theater
 * What to Stream


CURBED

 * Cityscape
 * Design Hunting
 * The Real Estate
 * Best of New York


THE STRATEGIST

 * Gift Guides
 * Sales
 * Beauty
 * Home
 * Kitchen + Dining
 * Fashion
 * Travel
 * Tech & Electronics
 * Fitness
 * Kids & Babies


GRUB STREET

 * Restaurants & Bars
 * The Thousand Best


THE MAGAZINE

 * Crossword
 * Current Issue
 * Subscribe
 * Gift Subscriptions
 * Buy Back Issues


MORE

 * About
 * New York Shop
 * Newsletters
 * Podcasts
 * Videos
 * Best Doctors
 * Top Rated Lawyers

 * Sign In
 * Subscribe

Search
Like Us Follow Us Follow




the money game
How Bill Ackman’s Campaign to Oust Harvard’s President Failed
He tried to bring Wall Street tactics to the academic world.
By Jen Wieczner
street view
We’re Making Headway on the Perfect New York Street
Here’s some real signs of progress.
By Justin Davidson
parenting
The Rise of the Accidentally Permissive Parent
Are you a “gentle parent”? Or are you just indulgent?
By Elizabeth Passarella


LOOKING FOR THE LAST GOOD APARTMENT IN BROOKLYN? “THE LISTINGS EDIT” IS OUR
WEEKLY NEWSLETTER WITH LISTINGS THAT'LL GIVE YOU HOPE.


GIFT GUIDES GALORE

See More

See More
 1. 50 Gifts Under $50 By Maxine Builder
 2. 72 Gifts for Every Type of Husband By Jordan McMahon
 3. A Gift for Every Type of Wife By Rachael Griffiths





LATEST NEWS


LATEST INTELLIGENCER

News, Politics, Business & Tech 


LATEST THE CUT

Style, Self, Culture, Power 


LATEST VULTURE

Devouring Culture 


LATEST STRATEGIST

Shopping the Internet Smartly 


LATEST CURBED

A Site for City People 


LATEST GRUB STREET

Daily Food News 
Latest News Intelligencer The Cut Vulture Strategist Curbed Grub Street

 * Adam Driver Had Another Baby
   
   He reportedly described life with his new daughter as “exhausting” during an
   “SNL” rehearsal.

 * Texas Supreme Court Rules Against Woman Who Sued for Emergency Abortion
   
   Hours before the ruling, Kate Cox left the state to terminate her pregnancy
   elsewhere as her health deteriorated.

 * Zara’s New Campaign Is Under Fire for Parallels to Gaza Crisis
   
   Activists call for a boycott of the brand after images from the retailer show
   mannequins wrapped in shrouds and models standing among rubble.

 * There’s Still More Cheating Left on Vanderpump Rules
   
   Schwartz and Scheana in Vegas? Uh-oh.

   
 * 

 * What to Know About Jonathan Majors’s Domestic-Violence Trial
   
   A private driver, the only witness to the alleged assault, testified that he
   saw Majors push his accuser into an Escalade.

 * Cameo Star Sits Down for Ziwe Interview
   
   Upon arrival at the interview, Santos appears to have stolen Ziwe’s Birkin.

 * Trump Team Accuses DeSantis of Plotting to ‘Rig’ Iowa Caucus
   
   Casey DeSantis issued a confusing call for non-Iowans to “descend” on the
   state. Now Team Trump is crying “voter fraud.”

 * Will Harvard and MIT Follow Penn? Live Updates.
   
   Harvard’s board says it’ll keep Claudine Gay.

 * Cardi B Has Been ‘Single for a Minute Now’
   
   Meanwhile, Offset is denying infidelity rumors.

 * The 2024 Golden Globe Nominations Are Here
   
   The Globes are announcing the nominees this morning ahead of their return to
   CBS in January 2024.

 * Ariana Madix Says She Is Still Stuck Co-Owning a Home With Tom Sandoval
   
   “I would love for that to be resolved quickly. So if Joe Weiner could really
   get back to my lawyer, that’d be great.”

 * Everybody’s Getting Off the Scooter
   
   Who’s out, who’s left, and how has Braun responded?

 * This Weekend’s Box Office Was for the Birds
   
   Herons and Songbirds and Snakes, oh my!

 * Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Relationship Timeline Moves Up
   
   Tony Romo apparently ships it.

 * Anna “Chickadee” Cardwell, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo Star, Dies at 29
   
   The reality personality had been battling stage 4 adrenal carcinoma for the
   past 10 months.

 * Where Will ‘Spiritual, Not Religious’ Americans Lead Us?
   
   A sizable number of people don’t worship or pray but consider themselves
   spiritual. Are they engaged enough to help society?

 * Adam Driver Uses His SNL Monologue to Make His Christmas List
   
   “Hey Santa, it’s me, Adam Driver, from the nice list…and also Girls.”

 * Love Story and What’s Up, Doc? Star Ryan O’Neal Dead at 82
   
   “My dad was 82, and lived a kick ass life,” his son, Patrick, wrote.

 * Jonathan Majors Warned His Accuser Against Going to the Hospital
   
   Texts revealed in the actor’s domestic-violence trial show he discouraged his
   ex from seeking medical treatment in an earlier incident.

 * Selena Gomez Is Hard-Launching in the Comments Section
   
   Apparently she is dating Benny Blanco.

 * Dec. 12, 2023 Here’s Everything George Santos Has Done After Congress He’s
   raking it in on Cameo, ridiculing his former co-workers — and working on a
   plea deal.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Biden Should Follow Bernie Sanders on Conditions for Israel
   Sooner or later, Biden needs to put teeth into his disagreements with
   Netanyahu on the ultimate fate of Palestine. Bernie Sanders has a suggestion.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Trump Selling Mug-Shot-Suit Scraps Is Weird on Many Levels
   Spend $4,653 on ludicrous Trump NFTs, get a trading card featuring an actual
   piece of the suit he wore in his mug shot.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 How Bill Ackman’s Plan to Oust Harvard’s President Failed He
   tried to bring Wall Street tactics to the academic world.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 New York Dems’ Huge Redistricting Win Could Swing the House In
   a 4-3 decision, New York’s highest court ordered congressional maps to be
   redrawn — again.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Don’t Lose Sight of Gaza The controversy over free speech on
   campus shouldn’t distract from horrors abroad.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Harvard’s President to Stay On in Role: Live Updates Just days
   after Penn’s president announced her resignation, Harvard’s governing board
   said Claudine Gay will stay on as president.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Biden’s Low Job Approval Doesn’t Mean He’s Doomed in 2024 The
   president’s sub-40 job-approval rating isn’t unusually low, and the figure
   may matter less against the also unpopular Trump.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Political Correctness for Jews Won’t End Antisemitism You can
   worry about antisemitism without going crazy about it.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Inside the Trial That Could Be ‘the End of Mr. Giuliani’ Ruby
   Freeman and Shaye Moss finally get their day in court against the man who
   slandered them with stealing the 2020 election.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Lina Khan’s Rough Year When a progressive star took over the
   FTC, she was expected to break up big business. Instead, critics say, she has
   broken the agency.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 Trump Team Accuses DeSantis of Plotting to ‘Rig’ Iowa Caucus
   Casey DeSantis issued a confusing call for non-Iowans to “descend” on the
   state. Now Team Trump is crying “voter fraud.”
 * Dec. 11, 2023 What the Polls Say Today: Trump Trounces His Rivals in Iowa The
   winnowing of the GOP field has only added to Trump’s strength, according to a
   new gold-standard Iowa poll by Ann Selzer.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 Trump Reassures His Loyalists That He’ll Do Better Next Time At
   the New York Young Republican Club gala, there was rapture about the coming
   restoration — and how terrified that makes the “libs.”
 * Dec. 11, 2023 So What Is Rudy Giuliani Up to These Days? Trump’s former
   attorney has been keeping busy by making weird videos, fighting with
   civilians, and testifying in one of his many defamation trials.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 How Bad Is Antisemitism in America, Really? It’s a genuine
   social problem. But the U.S. is nevertheless an exceptionally safe country
   for Jews.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 What the Hell Is Elon Musk Doing at X? Here Are 5 Theories Not
   only are things not going according to plan — it can seem as though there was
   never much of a plan at all.
 * Dec. 10, 2023 Shohei Ohtani Is the Best, But Paying Him $700M Is Bonkers What
   makes him so special as a baseball player is exactly why it’s unlikely he’ll
   be able to keep doing it for much longer.
 * Dec. 10, 2023 Where Will ‘Spiritual, Not Religious’ Americans Lead Us? A
   sizable number of people don’t worship or pray but consider themselves
   spiritual. Are they engaged enough to help society?
 * Dec. 9, 2023 A Million Electric Vehicles Sold This Year Is a Problem The
   Biden administration is pushing for way more on the road.

 * Dec. 12, 2023 How Do You Buy Lipstick Online When You Can’t Try It On? Train
   yourself to notice how digitally rendered colors compare to their IRL
   counterparts — and then have an open mind.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Hilary Duff Is Pregnant With Her Fourth Child She shared the
   news via her family Christmas card.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 What It’s Like to Have Olivia Rodrigo Stab Your Cakes “I was so
   excited to see her just absolutely destroy them.”
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Travis Kelce Reportedly Planning Rager for Taylor’s Birthday
   Just what every 34-year-old woman wants.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 The Rise of the Quiet Breakup Couples are still ending things,
   they’re just not telling you.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Kat Dennings and Andrew W.K. Got Married They tied the knot in
   a small ceremony at their Los Angeles home.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 ‘Should I Give My Boss a Holiday Gift?’ All your questions
   about holiday gift-giving at work, answered.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 18 Best Self-Tanners to Use During the Dreary Winter Months
   Never orange and always easy to apply.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 31 Nordstrom Gift Ideas That Should Be on Your Radar Including
   some Cyber Monday deals.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Guess Whose Exes Are Dating? An unexpected couple has emerged
   from the T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach saga.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Adam Driver Had Another Baby He reportedly described life with
   his new daughter as “exhausting” during an “SNL” rehearsal.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Texas Supreme Court Rules Against Woman Seeking an Abortion
   Hours before the ruling, Kate Cox left the state to terminate her pregnancy
   elsewhere as her health deteriorated.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Zara’s New Campaign Is Under Fire for Parallels to Gaza
   Activists call for a boycott of the brand after images from the retailer show
   mannequins wrapped in shrouds and models standing among rubble.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Ciara and Russell Wilson’s New Baby Is Here Welcome, Amora
   Princess Wilson.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Eileen Isn’t Weird Enough I wanted the adaptation of Ottessa
   Moshfegh’s novel to be as gross as the source material.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Gift of the Day: Essence of Snail for Skin-Care Obsessives
   Friends that slime together stay together.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 The Rise of the Accidentally Permissive Parent Some moms and
   dads who strive to be “gentle parents” unknowingly turn into indulgent ones,
   largely because gentle parenting is just too hard.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 Art Basel 2023: The Art, the Chaos, the Outfits Emma
   Chamberlain, Lori Harvey, Dwayne Wade, and more partied it up in Miami during
   Art Basel 2023.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 What to Know About Jonathan Majors’s Domestic-Violence Trial A
   private driver, the only witness to the alleged assault, testified that he
   saw Majors push his accuser into an Escalade.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 The Beauty Products Madalaina Conti Uses to the Last Drop
   Danessa Myricks Cream Stick, iS Clinical Hydracool Serum, and lots of
   wellness gadgets.

 * 12:08 A.M. Watch Anderson Cooper Do a Spit Take on WWHL It’s all fun and
   games until the carpet gets stained.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Fargo Recap: The Great Escapes Dot is no stranger to going on
   the lam, but this time she finally has a real ally watching her back.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Winter House Recap: Sam I Am Danielle and Alex get on the same
   page just in time for the season to end.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Recap: Mafia Mamma It’s
   all fun and games until everyone gets on the same page about Meredith’s
   alleged cyber misdeeds.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Homicide and Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Andre Braugher Has Died
   Braugher was nominated for 11 Emmys and won 2.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Oprah Knew Beyoncé Would Be Too Busy for The Color Purple A
   film role? In the Year of Reneigh?
 * Dec. 12, 2023 If You’re Reading This, Your Favorite Show Is Canceled Cruel
   Summer, Good Trouble, and Hightown are no more.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Zac Efron Thanks Matthew Perry at Hollywood Walk of Fame Efron
   says Perry was “so kind and generous” on the set of 17 Again.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Paul Mescal Just Has a Taste for Depressing Movies “It’s a gut
   feeling.”
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Single’s Inferno Season-Premiere Recap Big personalities and a
   shocking twist make a good show even better.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 A Murder at the End of the World Recap: The Big Old Mistake
   We’re starting to get answers, but it all feels anticlimactic.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Danielle Brooks Compares Her Stage and Screen Sofias The
   actress brought a year’s worth of Broadway experience to the film, out
   December 25, plus had “Queen Oprah” on set for Sofia’s most famous scene.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Timothée’s Mothéer Wants Him to Smile More in Movies Let him
   keep playing a happy silly little guy!
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Sonja Morgan Wants to Plan UGT With Brynn Whitfield After a
   2023 spent in Housewives limbo, our favorite floozy discusses her new man and
   keeping the OG RHONY legacy alive.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Netflix Just Published a Ton of Viewing Data for Its Titles
   With an asterisk: It’s the platform’s most transparent report yet, but it’s
   not everything.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 What Is Jonathan Majors’s Domestic-Violence Trial About? What
   did the driver from the night of the alleged attack say?
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Maria Bamford: The Artist Is a Comedian Bear Local Act explores
   what the stand-up values most in her work: being onstage and making fun of
   what’s important to her.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 We Asked Fantasia About ‘Take Your Time, Tasia’ And Oprah’s
   private plane that saved the day.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Protect Ya Neck When Wu-Tang Clan Heads to Vegas For the city’s
   first ever hip-hop residency.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Everything We Know About How Dune 2 Is Doin’ From its new
   release date to Austin Butler lookin’ like a worm in the trailer.

 * Dec. 12, 2023 A Gift for Every Type of Boyfriend (at Every Price Point)
   Whether he’s a creative type, a golf guy, or has grill-master aspirations.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 The 14 Very Best Kitchen Trash Cans No more wasted space for
   your waste.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 The Only Gift Guide for a 1-Year-Old You’ll Ever Need Easy-grip
   crayons, undress-able dolls, and a bug-themed baby trike.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 A Gift for Every Type of Dad (at Every Price Point) Including
   books for his inner philosopher and grill-master gear.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 12 Things on Sale You’ll Want: From Alex Mill to Aquaphor
   Including a card game and noise-canceling headphones for holiday travel.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 A Gift for Every Type of Wife Picks for every type of wife, at
   every price point.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 The 8 Very Best Nonstick Skillets We spoke to more than a dozen
   experts to find the sleekest, most durable pans on the market.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 I Wore This $40 Robe to Work — And Got Multiple Compliments It
   felt like I was wearing my beloved bed to work: I was soft, warm, and
   comfortable all day long.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Our Favorite Travel Stocking Stuffer Is 20 Percent Off Since
   discovering the AirFly, I’ve not taken a single flight without it.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 What Artist Marcus Leslie Singleton Can’t Live Without “I
   wanted boots that were stylish enough for outside the studio, but also if I
   dropped a wood panel on my foot I wouldn’t have to get it amputated.”
 * Dec. 11, 2023 I Want My Daughter to Look Like a ‘Haunted Victorian Doll’ Help
   me find a dupe of this $700 velvet Bonpoint dress.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 11 of the Very Best Waffle-Makers For all the not-pancake
   people.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 9 of the Very Best Woks For your stir-fries, fried rice, stews,
   braises, and even popcorn.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 36 Things on Sale Under $50 (That Would Make Good Gifts) Get
   everyone on your list something nice — and under budget.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 Every Holiday Gift Guide From the Strategist Over 60 carefully
   curated gift guides for every single person on your list.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 12 of the Very Best Coffee Makers For a solid, fuss-free way to
   caffeinate at home.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 The 11 Very Best Immersion Blenders While many people own a
   blender, the smaller and overall less expensive immersion blender can handle
   a lot of the same cooking tasks with less fuss.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 The Only Gift Guide for an 8-Year-Old You’ll Ever Need From a
   stuffed animal that’s also a pillow to an actually educational build-your-own
   gumball machine.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 A Very Giftable Pendleton Wool Blanket Is 20 Percent Off Made
   in Oregon, 100 percent wool.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 The Best Gifts Under $25 Including a reader-favorite board
   game, Swedish dishcloths, and expert-recommended skin care.

 * Dec. 12, 2023 Kickstarter’s Greenpoint Office Is Becoming a Hype House A
   talent agency plans to turn it into a members-only campus.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Ronald S. Lauder Sold His Tiny Philip Johnson Home The
   Rockefeller Guest House, which once stored its original owner’s art
   collection, was an off-market listing.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 A Place, at Last, for Everything (Including the Teenager) A
   family thought they’d outgrown their apartment, until they met the architects
   Ideas of Order. Before and after photos for what they did.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 Making Headway on the Perfect New York Street Two years after
   our last close look, real signs of progress.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 The Listings Edit Newsletter Is Back! Sign up to get The
   Listings Edit, a weekly digest of the most worth-it apartments in New York
   City.
 * Dec. 12, 2023 My Morning on the Beam Rockefeller Center’s 1932 stunt photo is
   now its $25 tourist ride, minus lunch.
 * Dec. 11, 2023 The Limelight’s Next Act: Theater From church to club to mall
   to gym — and, now, to performance space. Will this plan stick?
 * Dec. 11, 2023 Unbending License Plates With Gersh Kuntzman Congestion pricing
   might bring the transit vigilante out of retirement.
 * Dec. 8, 2023 Ikea’s Home-Gym Line and McDonald’s Lamps at Design Miami Plus a
   literal trophy bookcase.
 * Dec. 8, 2023 The $3,500 No-Kitchen Apartment Getting by with a mini-fridge
   and hot plate used to mean cheap rent. Now it’s a “versatile” amenity.
 * Dec. 7, 2023 This Week’s Worth-It New York City Listings We narrowed in on
   the West Village.
 * Dec. 7, 2023 The Beginning of the End of the Turnstile A visit with the MTA’s
   new anti-fare evasion gates in Queens.
 * Dec. 6, 2023 Who bought the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture Mansion?
   City records haven’t posted yet, but that hasn’t stopped brokers from
   talking.
 * Dec. 6, 2023 The SUV That Tried to Take the Subway A mishap in Washington
   Heights highlights a bad year for traffic accidents.
 * Dec. 5, 2023 Why Vets Aren’t Worried About the ‘Mystery’ Dog Illness So far,
   vets aren’t too worried about the respiratory illness circulating among dogs.
 * Dec. 5, 2023 The Landlords Are Merging Two organizations representing owners
   of rent-stabilized buildings across the city may be teaming up because one of
   them is going broke.
 * Dec. 5, 2023 She Taught Herself to Renovate Her Own Apartment After living in
   this apartment for nearly 18 years, Amanda Weil wanted a change, but first
   she fired her architect.
 * Dec. 4, 2023 A Secretive New York Real-Estate Family Battles for Control A
   lawsuit reveals squabbling and allegations of mismanagement among the heirs
   to Solil Management’s billion-dollar portfolio
 * Dec. 4, 2023 The Boys Who Got Lost Under Staten Island A sixth-grade
   adventure. podcast
 * Dec. 4, 2023 Reasons to Love New York Right Now Maybe because the year was so
   challenging, our 37 reasons to love New York this year feel even dearer.

 * Dec. 11, 2023 How Faccia Brutto Became Brooklyn’s Favorite Drink The name is
   wrong, the label is “ugly,” and the stuff inside tastes like tree bark. But
   its appeal is undeniable.
 * Dec. 8, 2023 Who Is Putting Anti-Israel Stickers on Packs of Hummus? They’ve
   appeared at Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s in Brooklyn.
 * Dec. 8, 2023 Sabrina Brier’s Grub Street Diet “Sometimes, you don’t get what
   you want. Sometimes, you get ciabatta.”
 * Dec. 7, 2023 Welcome to the Fauxdeon New brasseries strive to capture some
   familiar magic.
 * Dec. 6, 2023 NYC’s Most Insane Christmas Restaurant Has Competition The Dead
   Rabbit has been Jingle Jangled.
 * Dec. 5, 2023 It’s the Most Hyped Burger in Years — But Is It Any Good?
   Hamburger America is a big-city ode to small-town roadside joints.
 * Dec. 4, 2023 My Quest to Drink a Nobu Martini in My Pajamas If Robert De Niro
   can do it, why can’t I? podcast
 * Dec. 1, 2023 Where to Eat in December The best restaurants for right now.
 * Dec. 1, 2023 Eli Rallo’s Grub Street Diet “Cheese-board consumption — and
   creation — is a religious experience for me.”
 * Nov. 30, 2023 NYC’s Most Exciting Chefs Cook in Someone Else’s Kitchen
   “Pop-ups are empowering because you really don’t have to answer to anybody.”
 * Nov. 29, 2023 Le French Diner Is Every Chef’s Favorite Restaurant “Everyone
   who gets a seat feels special.”
 * Nov. 28, 2023 Lawn Club Brings Croquet and Cocktails to the Seaport Your
   Lawncierge will see you now.
 * Nov. 27, 2023 Why Fort Defiance Is Closing Forever The Red Hook institution’s
   last day is December 3.
 * Nov. 24, 2023 Nation of Language Front Man Ian Devaney’s Grub Street Diet “I
   delivered pizza for years growing up in New Jersey, and it never occurred to
   me to involve ranch and pizza in any sort of way.”
 * Nov. 20, 2023 Cocktails Are Sandwiches Now. Deal With It. One martini, hold
   the mayo.
 * Nov. 20, 2023 What Happens to Queens Night Market Now? A famously inclusive
   food fair ended in divide. How will it fare next season?
 * Nov. 17, 2023 Melissa King Finishes Service With Double Chicken Please “We
   were there all night. We closed the restaurant down.”
 * Nov. 16, 2023 Ray’s Expands to Greenpoint “The worst part is that it’s going
   to be wildly successful for sure.”
 * Nov. 16, 2023 Restaurant Review: In the Subway, Noksu Shoots For the Stars
   What happens when modernist luxury meets municipal utility?
 * Nov. 15, 2023 Why Are So Many Restaurants ‘Love Letters to New York’? Chefs
   have fallen for a phrase that is essentially meaningless.

see more news » Visit Intelligencer » Visit The Cut » Visit Vulture » Visit
Strategist » Visit Curbed » Visit Grub Street »


MORE TOP STORIES

who's selling
Ronald S. Lauder Sold His Tiny Philip Johnson Home
The Rockefeller Guest House was an off-market listing.
By Kim Velsey
gaza
Don’t Lose Sight of Gaza
The controversy over free speech on campus shouldn’t distract from horrors
abroad.
By Sarah Jones
ask the strategist
Ask the Strategist: I Want My Daughter to Look Like a ‘Haunted Victorian Doll’
Help me find a dupe of this $700 velvet Bonpoint dress.
By Lauren Ro
tv
Dr. Death Will See You Now
Side effects from watching may include queasiness and reckoning with your
corporeality.
By Michel Ghanem
vulture 10x10
The Escape Puzzle
10-Across, Six Letters: Movie palace in Times Square, back in the day.
By Stella Zawistowski
offices
Kickstarter’s Greenpoint Office Is Becoming a Hype House
A talent agency plans to turn it into a members-only campus.
By Adriane Quinlan
vulture 10x10
The Escape Puzzle
10-Across, Six Letters: Movie palace in Times Square, back in the day.
By Stella Zawistowski


IN THIS ISSUE

Our 37 Reasons to Love New York. Get a Nobu martini delivered like De Niro; Zak
Cheney-Rice on Norman Finkelstein; the cutest city merch; it’s time to talk
about Timothée — and André 3000.

See all Stories
Subscribe



 1. The Rise of the Accidentally Permissive Parent
 2. Zara’s New Campaign Is Under Fire for Parallels to Gaza Crisis
 3. Travis Kelce Reportedly Planning Rager for Taylor Swift’s Birthday
 4. Andre Braugher, Star of Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Homicide, Dies at 61
 5. 2023’s Rookie Housewives, Ranked

 1. The Rise of the Accidentally Permissive Parent
 2. Zara’s New Campaign Is Under Fire for Parallels to Gaza Crisis
 3. Lina Khan’s Rough Year
 4. A Gift for Every Type of Wife
 5. The Gilded Age Recap: Never Propose in Public


STORIES READERS LIKED

 * movie review The Silence Is the Loudest Part of Renaissance: A Film No star
   is better at positioning themselves as apolitical than Beyoncé. By Angelica
   Jade Bastién
 * crypto How the Winklevii’s Second Act Went Bad Inside the twins’ crypto
   exchange, where they abandoned the rules to get bigger than they could
   handle. By Kevin T. Dugan
 * encounter Israel-Palestine Scholar Norman Finkelstein’s Long Crusade A
   cantankerous Israel critic takes a rare turn in the limelight. By Zak
   Cheney-Rice


INTELLIGENCER


 * Politics
 * Business
 * Technology
 * Ideas

the money game


HOW BILL ACKMAN’S PLAN TO OUST HARVARD’S PRESIDENT FAILED

He tried to bring Wall Street tactics to the academic world. By Jen Wieczner
 * the talented mr. santos Everything George Santos Has Done Since Getting
   Kicked Out of Congress He’s raking it in on Cameo, ridiculing his former
   co-workers — and working on a plea deal. By Matt Stieb
 * israel-hamas war Biden Should Follow Bernie Sanders on Conditions for Israel
   Sooner or later, Biden needs to put teeth into his disagreements with
   Netanyahu on the ultimate fate of Palestine. Bernie Sanders has a suggestion.
   By Ed Kilgore
 * tremendous content Trump Selling Pieces of His Mug-Shot Suit Is Weird on So
   Many Levels Spend $4,653 on ludicrous Trump NFTs, get a trading card
   featuring an actual piece of the suit he wore in his mug shot. By Margaret
   Hartmann

 * the money game
   Confessions of a Middle-Class Founder During the boom times, I launched a
   start-up so I could become rich. Years later, I’m still looking for my exit.
   By Anonymous


 * politics New York Dems’ Huge Redistricting Win Could Swing the House In a 4-3
   decision, New York’s highest court ordered congressional maps to be redrawn —
   again. By Nia Prater

 * gaza Don’t Lose Sight of Gaza The controversy over free speech on campus
   shouldn’t distract from horrors abroad. By Sarah Jones

Visit Intelligencer 


THE CUT


 * Style
 * Self
 * Culture
 * Power

astrology


MADAME CLAIREVOYANT: HOROSCOPES FOR THE WEEK OF DEC 10–16

By Claire Comstock-Gay
 * parenting The Rise of the Accidentally Permissive Parent Some moms and dads
   who strive to be “gentle parents” unknowingly turn into indulgent ones,
   largely because gentle parenting is just too hard. By Elizabeth Passarella
 * astrology Just in time for those New Year’s resolutions! Just in time for
   those New Year’s resolutions! By Aliza Kelly
 * parenting Don’t Let Climate Anxiety Stop You From Having Kids The battle to
   save the planet shouldn’t be waged over the bodies of women or come at the
   cost of their personal grief. By Anya Kamenetz

 * beauty How Do You Buy Lipstick Online When You Can’t Try It On? Train
   yourself to notice how digitally rendered colors compare to their IRL
   counterparts — and then have an open mind. By Jennifer G. Sullivan
 * celebrity Hilary Duff Is Pregnant With Her Fourth Child She shared the news
   via her family Christmas card. By Olivia Craighead
 * q+a What It’s Like to Have Olivia Rodrigo Stab Your Cakes “I was so excited
   to see her just absolutely destroy them.” By Brooke LaMantia

Visit The Cut



VULTURE


 * TV
 * Movies
 * Comedy
 * Music
 * Books
 * Art
 * Theater
 * What to Stream

ratings


NETFLIX JUST PUBLISHED A TON OF VIEWING DATA FOR ITS TITLES

With an asterisk: It’s the platform’s most transparent report yet, but it’s not
everything. By Josef Adalian


SNL’S OPERA MAN SINGS WHAT WE’RE ALL THINKING ABOUT THE END OF GAME OF THRONES

 * last night on late night Watch Anderson Cooper Do a Spit Take on WWHL It’s
   all fun and games until the carpet gets stained. By Bethy Squires
 * obits Andre Braugher, Star of Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Homicide, Dies at 61
   Braugher was nominated for 11 Emmys and won 2. By Bethy Squires
 * booked and busy Oprah Had to Explain Why Beyoncé Would Be Too Busy to Be in
   The Color Purple A film role? In the Year of Reneigh? By Bethy Squires
 * cancel culture If You’re Reading This, Your Favorite Show Is Canceled Cruel
   Summer, Good Trouble, and Hightown are no more. By Jason P. Frank

 * stand-up
   Maria Bamford: The Artist Is a Comedian Bear Local Act explores what the
   stand-up values most in her work: being onstage and making fun of what’s
   important to her. By Kathryn VanArendonk


 * 25 days of reality
   April Kirkwood Turned The Golden Bachelor Into a Sorority By Molly
   Fitzpatrick




TV RECAP


 * TV RECAP
   
   Fargo
   S5/E5: The Great Escapes


 * TV RECAP
   
   Winter House
   S3/E8: Sam I Am


 * TV RECAP
   
   The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City
   S4/E14: Mafia Mamma


 * TV RECAP
   
   Single’s Inferno
   S3/E1: Across the Inferno-verse


 * TV RECAP
   
   A Murder at the End of the World
   S1/E6: The Big Old Mistake


Visit Vulture


THE STRATEGIST


 * Beauty
 * Home
 * Fashion
 * Travel
 * Kids & Babies
 * Tech & Electronics

 * gifts they might actually want A Gift for Every Type of Boyfriend (at Every
   Price Point) Whether he’s a creative type, a golf guy, or has grill-master
   aspirations. By Jeremy Rellosa
 * best in class The 14 Very Best Kitchen Trash Cans No more wasted space for
   your waste. By Ambar Pardilla
 * gifts they might actually want The Only Gift Guide for a 1-Year-Old You’ll
   Ever Need Easy-grip crayons, undress-able dolls, and a bug-themed baby trike.
   By Liza Corsillo
 * gifts they might actually want A Gift for Every Type of Dad (at Every Price
   Point) Including books for his inner philosopher and grill-master gear. By
   Erin Schwartz
 * micro sales 12 Things on Sale You’ll Actually Want to Buy: From Alex Mill to
   Aquaphor Including a card game and noise-canceling headphones for holiday
   travel. By Sam Daly

Visit The Strategist 



CURBED


 * Cityscape
 * Design Hunting
 * The Real Estate
 * Best of New York

offices


KICKSTARTER’S GREENPOINT OFFICE IS BECOMING A HYPE HOUSE

A talent agency plans to turn it into a members-only campus. By Adriane Quinlan
 * who’s selling Ronald S. Lauder Sold His Tiny Philip Johnson Home The
   Rockefeller Guest House, which once stored its original owner’s art
   collection, was an off-market listing. By Kim Velsey
 * great rooms A Place, at Last, for Everything (Including the Teenager and the
   Shoes) A family thought they’d outgrown their apartment, until they met the
   architects Ideas of Order. Before and after photos for what they did. By
   Wendy Goodman
 * street view Making Headway on the Perfect New York Street Two years after our
   last close look, real signs of progress. By Justin Davidson

 * announcements The Listings Edit Newsletter Is Back! Sign up to get The
   Listings Edit, a weekly digest of the most worth-it apartments in New York
   City. By Nora DeLigter
 * stunts My Morning on the Beam Rockefeller Center’s 1932 stunt photo is now
   its $25 tourist ride, minus lunch. By Zach Schiffman
 * redevelopment The Limelight’s Next Act: Theater From church to club to mall
   to gym — and, now, to performance space. Will this plan stick? By Christopher
   Bonanos

Visit Curbed 


GRUB STREET


 * Openings
 * The Year I Ate New York
 * The Grub Street Diet

trends


HOW FACCIA BRUTTO BECAME BROOKLYN’S FAVORITE DRINK

The name is wrong, the label is “ugly,” and the stuff inside tastes like tree
bark. But its appeal is undeniable.
 * groceries Who Is Putting Anti-Israel Stickers on Packs of Hummus? They’ve
   appeared at Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s in Brooklyn. By Andrea Strong
 * the grub street diet Sabrina Brier Really Would Have Preferred the Pita
   “Sometimes, you don’t get what you want. Sometimes, you get ciabatta.” By
   Zach Schiffman
 * restaurant review Welcome to the Fauxdeon New brasseries strive to capture
   some familiar magic. By Matthew Schneier
 * holiday spirit The City’s Most Festive Christmas Display? Rolf’s Has Some
   Competition. The Dead Rabbit has been Jingle Jangled. By Chris Crowley

 * guides
   Where to Eat in December The best restaurants for right now. By Edward Hart


 * the grub street diet Eli Rallo’s Grub Street Diet “Cheese-board consumption —
   and creation — is a religious experience for me.” By Zach Schiffman

 * the year i ate new york The City’s Most Exciting Chefs Are Cooking in Someone
   Else’s Kitchen “Pop-ups are empowering because you really don’t have to
   answer to anybody.” By E. Alex Jung

Visit Grub Street 

 * Intelligencer
 * The Cut The Cut
 * Vulture
 * The Strategist
 * Curbed
 * Grub Street
 * The Magazine


 * About New York Magazine
 * Newsletters
 * Help
 * Contact
 * Press
 * Media Kit
 * We’re Hiring
 * Privacy
 * Terms
 * Ad Choices
 * Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information
 * Accessibility

New York is a Vox Media Network. © 2023 Vox Media, LLC. All rights reserved.