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Books • November 4, 2023
Get the Money, Get the Power
In 1983, critics panned Brian De Palma and Oliver Stone’s remake of Scarface. A decade later it became a cult hit, thanks to the hip-hop community
By Nat Segaloff
Fashion and Beauty • November 4, 2023
Eye of the Beholder
Whether you’re the president or Taylor Swift, your mouth is a conversation topic—and we’re not talking about what comes out of it. But perfectly aligned, blindingly white teeth are no longer the gold standard, reports our beauty-and-wellness columnist
By Linda Wells

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Beauty • November 2023
Eye of the Beholder
Whether you’re the president or Taylor Swift, your mouth is a conversation topic—and we’re not talking about what comes out of it. But perfectly aligned, blindingly white teeth are no longer the gold standard, reports our beauty-and-wellness columnist
By Linda Wells
Books • September 30, 2023
Just the Facts
By Tom Scocca
Culture • September 16, 2023
Game Changer
In January, football player Damar Hamlin nearly died of cardiac arrest during a game. Instead of creating new safety measures, N.F.L. commissioner Roger Goodell is spinning the story as a triumph for the league
By Jack Sullivan
Film and Television • September 16, 2023
Lights, Camera, Party
To make the theatrical experience fun again, Lucas King Weber and Keith Herron, two twentysomething cinephiles, are throwing parties at AMC screenings in Manhattan
By Susan Campos
Books • September 12, 2023
Open Secrets
A collection of Amy Winehouse’s teenage-diary entries and song lyrics sheds light on the artist 12 years after her untimely death
By Alexis Petridis
Culture • June 10, 2023
In the Eye of the Storm
Paul McCartney’s Pentax photos from 1964—the year that marked the band’s American tour, and the start of Beatlemania—are collected in a new book
By Michael Lindsay-Hogg
Modern Times • February 25, 2023
The Ultimate Map of New York and Its Drugs
From Xanax to cocaine to mushrooms, we break down the city’s drug scene by neighborhood
By Elena Clavarino
Culture • February 11, 2023
Jack Siebert
The Los Angeles–based curator using social media to find the art world’s rising stars
By Elena Clavarino
Film and Television • January 14, 2023
The Re-invention of John Stonehouse
Succession star Matthew Macfadyen leads a raucous new drama about the stranger-than-fiction story of a British politician who faked his own death in 1974
By Bryan Appleyard
Fly • December 10, 2022
Blade
By Jensen Davis
Arts and Letters • September 10, 2022
Into the Wild
A charming new coffee-table book and upcoming exhibition celebrate the stories and illustrations of Maurice Sendak, of Where the Wild Things Are
By Bruce Handy
Books • July 30, 2022
Heat Wave
Michael Mann’s new book, which serves as both a prequel and a sequel to his classic 1995 film, brings back the heat
By James Wolcott
Food and Drink • May 28, 2022
Super Mario
From New York to Hong Kong, Mario Carbone’s restaurants are multiplying. It’s still impossible to get a booth
By Jay Cheshes
Culture • April 9, 2022
The First Couple of Pop Art
By James Wolcott
Morning Meeting • March 19, 2022
A “Band of Brothers” Re-unites for Ukraine
Behind the story of the photojournalism greats who came out of retirement to take on Putin
By Ashley Baker, Michael Hainey
Business • February 26, 2022
Break It Like Beckham
If you want to learn how to run a fashion business that loses $62 million or to make a $100,000 fish-and-chips sandwich, you’ve come to the right place …
By Stuart Heritage
Culture • February 15, 2022
Frieze Los Angeles is Back!
After a year hiatus and a venue change, the third edition of the art fair will host more than 100 galleries
Watch • January 22, 2022
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Books • November 27, 2021
The Gang’s All Here
The first collection of Bruce Weber’s golden-retriever shots celebrates the dogs who never leave the photographer’s side, otherwise known as “the gang”
By Mitch Glazer
Culture • November 13, 2021
Shadowed by the Shoah
By Tobias Grey
Politics • July 3, 2021
The View from Here
At America’s Bicentennial, in 1976, the fireworks included an unlikely romance between Liz Taylor and a future senator
By David Kamp