Phil Rosenthal and Nancy Silverton Talk Shop In an interview, the friends behind Everybody Loves Raymond and Osteria Mozza discuss Max & Helen’s, their new L.A. diner where everyone—from Steven Spielberg to Timothée Chalamet—has to wait in line
The Bonvoy Problem Points programs are destroying the luxury-hotel experience. Can anything stop the freeloaders?
Latest Issue • Mar. 21, 2026
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No. 349
“I’m Cancelable. But I’m Not a Cat Killer”
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SLIDING DOORS, PRINCE ANDREW EDITION
HANNAH MONTANA HAS A COLD
DOWN BAD AND UNDER
and more!
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Live Forever
The last time we checked in on Alynda Segarra, two years ago, their band Hurray for the Riff Raff had just released The Past Is Still Alive…
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Girlfriends
Before Lena Dunham in Girls and Greta Gerwig in Frances Ha represented the trope of the wayward female creative living…
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San Ángel Inn
The Google description for Mexico City’s San Ángel Inn is “posh take on tacos,” but the restaurant’s storied history goes beyond that…
Murder, They Wrote This month in mysteries: a return of Tana French’s retired cop, Cal Hooper, and a debut thriller about a female detective investigating a strange cold case
Lies My Father Told Me Magazine maestro Tom Junod’s memoir In the Days of My Youth I Was Told What It Means To Be a Man searches for the truth behind his larger-than-life father—and the myth of American manhood
The Last Gentleman My father, George Plimpton, was chivalrous, charming, and always a little out of reach
Matisse’s Last Act An exhibition in Paris collects more than 230 works created by the French artist in his last decade, when illness confined him to a life in bed that sparked a spectacular burst of creativity
