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November 30, 2015 Issue
Cover Story
Hollywood’s Bank Run
The Big Short, a heist movie about the financial crisis, may be the most enraging story
the studios have ever told. By Jessica Pressler
On the Cover: Ryan Gosling. Photographs by Amanda Demme
for New York Magazine.
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Features
The Laboratory City
A year after Freddie Gray’s death, murders in Baltimore have soared, and the relationship between violence and policing has never been more complicated. By Benjamin Wallace-Wells
I Was Internet Famous
The years after virality. By Clint Rainey
What Comes After Addiction
Vivitrol, a drug designed to prevent heroin addicts from getting high, forces life into focus. By Genevieve Smith
Intelligencer
The National Interest
The right-wing mind is fixated on the imagined enemy at home instead of the real one abroad.
Genetics of Tomorrow
What will happen when editing our genes is as easy as cut-and-paste?
53 Minutes With � Valentino’s Creative Directors
On Zoolander, accessories, and not being too serious.
Can Democrats Win On Abortion?
Suddenly, they don’t seem afraid of defending abortion rights.
The Cut
The Power Potluck
An (imaginary) dinner party with Gloria Steinem, Oprah, and North West on the guest list.
Strategist
Best Bets: November 30, 2015
Holiday pop-ups hit midtown; four stylish menorahs.
The Look Book
The Muslim ceramic artist on life post�Paris attacks.
Great Room
An experimental theater on the Bowery turned Moroccan-inspired family home.
The Underground Gourmet Review
Maple brings fresh hope (and complimentary Christina Tosi cookies) to desk jockeys.
The Dish
Asian carp (a.k.a. the Kentucky tuna).
Dinner With André
A glamorous first supper at Café Henrie, the brainchild of Parisian artist André Saraiva.
Culture
The Last Human Robot
Anthony Daniels’s transformation into C-3PO.
Transparent’s Family Dynamics
From the Pfefferman siblings.
Coldplay’s Credibility Curve
It's ever-changing.
Giving the Gift of Bill Murray
Sofia Coppola talks about getting into the holiday spirit.
Making Moby Dick
How you bring an awe-inspiring whale to (cinematic) life.
Bringing Lazarus to Life
From director Ivo van Hove.
The Movie Review
The Big Short is a masterpiece.
The Pop Music Review
Adele has aged gracefully � if predictably.
The TV Review
Fargo and The Leftovers make a case for the power of a strong second season.
To Do: December 2-December 16, 2015
Twenty-five things to see, hear, watch, and read.
Departments
Comments: November 30, 2015
Readers sound off on Bed-Stuy’s MacDonough Street, R. Kelly, and more.
The Approval Matrix: Week of November 30, 2015
Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.
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