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In this week's #ApprovalMatrix: Al “actress” Tilly Norwood has her first film lined up (despicable), the Emmys snub ‘The Chair Company’ (also despicable!), and the Dolly Parton musical is coming to Broadway (brilliant). To read more, subscribe to the magazine: tinyurl.com/29he2vph
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In this week's #ApprovalMatrix: Messi breaks the World Cup scoring record (brilliant!), Brad Lander wins his primary with a 30-point lead (also brilliant!), and Amazon nixes the release of a Sam Altman biopic (despicable). To read more, subscribe to the magazine: tinyurl.com/29he2vph
Ever wondered how a restaurant critic chooses where to eat? This is your chance to pick Matthew Schneier’s brain and ask him your burning questions. Join the event and ask live, or leave your questions ahead of time: www.grubstreet.com/article/ask-...
To commemorate the Knicks’ championship, we made new illustrated poster by Andrew Kuo, available only in the print magazine. For a limited time, we’re offering a free copy of our issue featuring Jalen Brunson and the poster with the purchase of any annual plan. Subscribe here: tinyurl.com/5n78xezr
“I haven’t internalized it yet,” Jalen Brunson said. “But I know that down the line, I’ll feel the effects of it.” For our Cover Story, the King of New York reflects on his championship win, the new heights of his fame, and what his team means to him: tinyurl.com/asvb4p83
We’re back in the Hamptons for a special issue and can report that the 700 dead geese discovered along the shores of Georgica Pond have thankfully been disposed of.
We’re each attached to years of texts, searches, and photos, an archive of humiliation that could detonate at any time. For our Cover Story, Bridget Read reports on how hacks, lawsuits, and data breaches are increasingly exposing our digital records: tinyurl.com/2edajyxz
In this week's #ApprovalMatrix: J. Lo’s Subway Take (despicable), Dot cakes (also despicable), and L.A. rejects Spencer Pratt for mayor (brilliant!). To read more, subscribe to the magazine: subs.nymag.com/magazine/sub...
Trump wants him out, late night is dying, and he is tired. What does the end look like for Jimmy Kimmel? In our latest Cover Story, the late-night host discusses Trump, the future of late night television, and what he thinks he’ll do next. www.vulture.com/article/jimm...
In this week's #ApprovalMatrix: Even Trump couldn't stomach watching Don Jr. get married again (despicable), Everlane sells out to Shein (also despicable), and we’ve got our first Finals berth since 1999 (brilliant!). To read more, subscribe to the magazine: tinyurl.com/29he2vph
Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, announced on Friday that she is resigning from her post overseeing the nation’s 18 spy agencies.
Tony nominee John Lithgow is terrific as Roald Dahl in 'Giant,' a play that places itself in the center of the antisemitism vs anti-zionism debate. Read our latest cover story about his performance: www.vulture.com/article/john...
In this week's #ApprovalMatrix: cruise ships give us another reason not to go on them (despicable) and two of the three former ‘SNL’ women on Broadway are Tony nominees (brilliant!). To read more, subscribe to the magazine: tinyurl.com/29he2vph
It’s on us. We’re launching ‘New York’ Perks, a monthly lineup of treats exclusively for our subscribers. Watch to see what we’re offering during the month of May and learn how to activate your perks pass: tinyurl.com/f2c37je2
Chris Smalls, the labor organizer and activist known for his role in leading Amazon worker organization, was allegedly tackled outside of the #MetGala by security.
Heidi Klum arrives at the #MetGala. The look took her 20 minutes, she tells us.
After months of conversation, controversy and anticipation, Lauren Sánchez Bezos has arrived on the red carpet at the #MetGala. The former journalist, who along with her husband Jeff Bezos reportedly donated $10 million to co-host the gala, arrives in a plain, navy dress.
We’re seeing double of Gwendoline Christie at this year’s #MetGala. At the “Costume Art”-themed evening, Christie wears a literal piece of art by the British artist Gillian Wearing for whom elaborate masks, costumes, and role-play are a critical part of her practice.
Today we’re launching ‘New York’ Perks, a lineup of treats exclusively for our subscribers. During the month of May, subscribers will get a free coffee and cardamom bun, redeemable at La Cabra. Learn more here: tinyurl.com/f2c37je2
NY-12 is stuffed with billionaire bankers, media moguls, West Side lefties, and East Side elites. For our Cover Story, David Freedlander reports on the four liberal-but-not-left Democrats who are vying to represent the district: tinyurl.com/4ut73dkm
In this week's #ApprovalMatrix: Megan Thee Stallion leaves ‘Moulin Rouge!’ early after (allegedly) being cheated on by a moron (despicable) and Madonna’s promoting ‘Confessions II’ on Grindr (brilliant!). Subscribe to the magazine to read more: tinyurl.com/29he2vph
For this edition of our annual Yesteryear Issue, we decided to revisit that 20th-century downtown art scene.
