The plot against Zohran Mamdani
Newspapers and billionaires are out to get the socialist who could be New York’s mayor.
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Zohran Mamdani is teaching the left a lesson
In the Democratic New York mayoral candidate, left-populism has found its tribune.
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Addison Rae and the art of AgitPop
Her public persona is one of a starlet propped up by a Warholian cabal.
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The first and last New Journalist
Gay Talese published a candid account of his infidelities in 1980. His marriage survived; his career almost didn’t.
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Eric Adams’ corruption is emblematic of American politics today
The New York mayor’s behaviour shows how questions of right and wrong have devolved into whatever people can get away…
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New York is an environmental Armageddon
On all sides the urban machine is operating at full tilt, churning out volcanic volumes of steam and fumes.
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In search of Jutta Hipp
In 1979, a musician put out a call in a magazine. Did anyone know where the German jazz pianist of…
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How we misread The Great Gatsby
The greatness of F Scott Fitzgerald’s novel lies in its details. But they are often overlooked.
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The political symbiosis of Eric Adams and Donald Trump
How New York City's mayor embraced the incoming president.
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Apocalypse now in New York
I told myself I wouldn’t be as shocked and disappointed as I was in 2016. But I was. Also this…
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Sing Sing is a tender portrait of creativity behind bars
The film stars former inmates playing themselves as they stage a performance on the inside.
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The tough guy crew
Jewish masculinity and the New York Intellectuals.
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Netflix’s Eric is a dark and daring triumph
It sounds absurd, but this series featuring Benedict Cumberbatch, a missing child and a huge furry puppet is the best…
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An audience with media power players in NYC
Also this week: medieval epidemiology, and the scourge of child sex abuse.
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The Reeves doctrine: Labour’s plan for power
She is ready to be Britain’s first female chancellor. But will Rachel Reeves’ caution stifle her creativity?
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Why New York and London are betting on climate budgets
As mayors of two of the world’s largest cities, we believe this powerful tool can help us reach net zero.
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The brutality of ballet
Alice Robb’s Don’t Think Dear reveals how the elite world of dance exerts a terrible physical and mental toll.
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A rat? Dead for a dollar under New York’s tsar
Kathleen Corradi’s targets are “cunning, voracious and prolific”. If the history of real tsars is anything to go by, she…
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At MoMa, I saw an artwork that moved me – made by a machine
Refik Anadol’s Unsupervised is a glorious introduction to art by artificial intelligence. Plus: the rise of cultural Russophobia.
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Fleishman Is in Trouble is a slick but exhausting portrait of New York wealth
This series belongs to a new big-budget genre of TV that attempts to intellectually flatter viewers who can actually afford…
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