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George Kalogerakis

George Kalogerakis


George Kalogerakis was one of the original editor-writers at Spy and later worked for Vanity Fair, Vogue, New York, Travel + Leisure, and The New York Times, where he was deputy op-ed editor for 13 years. A co-author of Spy: The Funny Years and co-editor of two books on the Times’s Civil War series, Disunion, he is a Writer at Large for AIR MAIL.

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Psst! A Special Roundup of Scandal and Crime

From The Orgasm Cult to Ghislaine Maxwell’s travails, we’ve got it all

Little Feat

In this New York City miniaturist’s workshop, it’s the pictures that got small—the classic-movie props, that is

Did You Hear About … ?

The new toy for billionaires, and more quirky news for these curious days

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Stanley Kubrick’s unfulfilled dream, and more quirky news for these curious days

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Quirky news for these rather curious days

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Quirky news for these rather curious days

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Quirky news for these rather curious days

Heebie-Jeebies

Don’t let this spooky time of year get the best of you. These songs from World Party, Lou Reed, Sam Cooke, and others will help light the path

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Quirky news about these rather curious days

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Quirky news about these rather curious days

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Quirky news about these rather curious days

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Quirky news about these rather curious days

Autumn Armagnac

Mellow melodies to suit the season, from Big Star, Billie Holiday, Eva Cassidy, Neil Young, Yo La Tengo, and more

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Quirky news about these curious days

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Quirky news about these curious days

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Quirky news about these curious days

Those Naughty Evangelicals!

Jerry Falwell Jr. was very happy to bear witness as wife Becki ministered to the young pool attendant

Mean Girl

Ellen DeGeneres faces accusations of, well, you name it

Stay Unplugged

Acoustic antitoxins from Aimee Mann, the Kinks, Amy Winehouse, Eric Clapton, and more

Record Scratch

A Hamptons charity event calling itself Safe & Sound was anything but. Working the turntables was Goldman Sachs C.E.O. David “DJ D-Sol” Solomon

Worst. Bond Villain. Ever.

Beleaguered Facebook C.E.O. Mark Zuckerberg disrupts Hawaii

Wide-Open Spaces

Grab your mask and get out of the house with Roxy Music, Sidney Bechet, Garland Jeffreys, the Bangles, and more

Sex and the System

In New York and in red-light districts around the world, intimacy just got even more complicated

Don’t Call It a Comeback

Where are they now? Wishing you a happy birthday (or anniversary, etc.) for a fee on Cameo