How Kristen Roupenian Was Transformed Into Cat Person
Kristen Roupenian, author of the stellar 2017 short story Cat Person about a 20-something college student named Margot…
Donald Glover Used a 'White Translator' to Convince FX to Let Him Use the N-Word in Atlanta
In a profile for The New Yorker, Donald Glover talks about some of the strange dealings he’s had with clueless…
'Cat Person' Author's New Book Is Now Reportedly Reaching $1 Million At Auction [Updated]
By now you have either read or heard a friends of yours talk at great length about “Cat Person,” the great, viral New…
Harvey Weinstein Employed Ex-Mossad Agents, Among Others, to Suppress Allegations Against Him: Report
Ronan Farrow has returned to the pages of the New Yorker with another explosive exposé on Harvey Weinstein, this one…
President Obama on Donald Trump's Election: 'This Is Not the Apocalypse'
Following the aftermath of Donald Trump’s ascent to the presidency, New Yorker editor in chief David Remnick sat down…
A Donald Trump Presidency Could Fuck Over the World
Are you so unimpressed with our presidential candidates? Thinking about voting for Jill “who knows about vaccines”…
Fans of New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast’s memoir Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant?, which detailed her…
The Creator of Frog and Toad Used the Stories as a Quiet Part of Coming Out
A heartbreaking piece about Arnold Lobel, the author/illustrator of the Frog and Toad series, was published in The New…
What Hilton Als and The New Yorker Got Wrong About Beyoncé
The New Yorker’s theater critic, Hilton Als, published a review of Beyoncé’s Formation album and tour this week titled “…
Voyeurism Is Not Research
In an extraordinary article entitled “The Voyeur’s Motel,” published in the April 11, 2016 issue of The New Yorker, Gay…
A Sixth-Grader Writes a Book Report About the New Calvin Trillin Poem in The New Yorker
“Have They Run Out of Provinces Yet?” is a new poem by Calvin Trillin about how there are too many different kinds of…
New Yorker Profiles Jeremy Scott, Leaves a Few Things Out
Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott was profiled in this week’s issue of the New Yorker. Incredibly, the profile…
Grizzled Young Writer Scoffs at Political Values, Bernie Leanings of Slightly Younger People
At the New Yorker, writer Alexandra Schwartz wonders if “millennials” should “get over Bernie Sanders,” owing to the…
Report: The New Yorker Is Doing an Exposé on TMZ
In a delicious instance of the empire striking back, the New Yorker is finishing up a exposé of TMZ’s inner workings,…
Is the Joke in Colin Jost's Shouts & Murmurs Piece That It Was Printed
Well, is it? I'm confused. Colin Jost has written for the Shouts & Murmurs humor section of the New Yorker before, to ex…
Adam Lanza's Father Says Son Would Have Killed Him 'In a Heartbeat'
In a lengthy New Yorker piece published this week, Peter Lanza spoke with Andrew Solomon about why his son Adam Lanza…
"wer you in zombieland?" "hi man. no. that's jesse eisenberg" Michael Cera takes his weirdo awkward comedy stylings to T…
Steubenville-Style Internet Vigilantism Caused All Kinds of Problems
Despite the fact that the Steubenville rape trial is over and the boys involved have been sentenced and are…
Condé Nast Is the Latest Company to Get Sued by Interns
Another day as summer wanes on, another intern lawsuit. Two interns who worked at W Magazine and The New Yorker are…