New York was recognized for work spanning written journalism, design, and photography.

Four frustrating seasons, one antisemitism scandal, and zero COVID shots later, he leaves Brooklyn on even stranger terms.

Vulture Announces Its First-Ever Stunt Awards, an Annual Celebration of Stunts in Hollywood

You’ve decided they’re talented, so you might as well tell the world.

Extremely Hardcore: Inside 3 Months of Twitter Under Elon Musk

Land of the Giants: Dating Games premieres today, with new episodes out every week.

“It was like watching Elvis at the end if he was completely relegated to just piano bars.”

“Everywhere you looked, there was another child of a famous person booking a role.”

New York’s E. Alex Jung and Tammie Teclemariam Take On New Roles Exploring New York’s Food Scene

New York Magazine’s 18th Annual “Reasons to Love New York” issue

The Strategist’s Holiday Gift Guide Takes Over Flip Side of New York Magazine

“SBF had his hands in so many pots … that the only way to really understand this story in full was to tell it from many different perspectives.”

For 13 years, Jamie Spears exercised near-total control over the life of his superstar daughter. Why?

Kali Uchis, Sheng Wang, Kyla Pratt, Cedric The Entertainer & More Join Vulture Festival

How the thrilling, shabby, fun dining shed changed the city.

Jamie Lee Curtis, John Cameron Mitchell, Kumail Nanjiani, Meghann Fahy, Andrea Savage, Dana Delaney & More Join Vulture Festival

Many fan favorites originated in stories published in New York Magazine.

On the Cover of New York Magazine: The Vulnerability of John Fetterman

In Los Angeles on Nov 12-13, the pop-culture extravaganza will feature actors in conversation, screenings, cast reunions, and unique surprises.

The cover art, titled “I Am Not the Kung Flu,” by artist Susan Chen, is part of a series of paintings created over Zoom during the pandemic.

New York’s Andrew Rice and Olivia Nuzzi team up to unravel the story of how Hunter Biden’s laptop came to public attention.

The twice-weekly show will feature agenda-setting conversations, led by one of the most iconic journalists of our time.

VULTURE FESTIVAL NOVEMBER 12–13 LOS ANGELES

The two Meg(h)ans lead the Cut’s Fall Fashion Issue and New York’s Fall Preview Issue.

Simon van Zuylen-Wood has joined as a features writer. Ankush Khardori and John Herrman were also announced as contributing editors.

The collapse of the crypto hedge fund is a strange tale of how two investors convinced the world that they were financial geniuses.

The Cut Shop will share shopping recommendations across fashion, beauty, wellness, and home products.

What we’ve learned about sex, love, emoji, ghosting, our faces, and that forever-damaged corner of our prefrontal cortex that keeps us swiping.

Every Thursday, Sanders and his guests will break down the pop culture stories of the week.

The Cut announced new hires across the publication, with Maya Allen, Brooke Marine, and Danya Issawi joining the magazine.

Chris Smalls became the new face of labor when he spearheaded a unionization drive at an Amazon packing facility in Staten Island.

Fielder’s new show, The Rehearsal, stages his grandest experiment yet.

Elizabeth Weil explores what it is like to be “canceled” in high school, where calls for accountability for bad behavior can often spiral into more.

The new twice-weekly show will feature agenda setting conversations, led by one of the most iconic journalists of our time.

She has fought for gun control, civil rights, and abortion access for half a century. Where did it all go wrong?

A state-by-state handbook for anyone in need.

Kathryn Jezer-Morton joins New York Magazine to delve into the world of contemporary parenting.

For the latest cover of New York, artist Barbara Kruger reimagines her iconic 1989 silk-screen portrait Untitled (Your body is a battleground).

For the first time, this year’s sale will feature flash deals and exclusive picks from Vox Media editors from Eater, the Cut and the Verge

Evening newsletter on entertainment, politics, and more from senior writer, Tirhakah Love.

A reflection on both the event and the broader uneasiness some New Yorkers feel about a vital organ of the city that is also in constant crisis.

Succeeds Ann Clarke, Retiring After 17 Years at New York Magazine

David Haskell announced the hires of Lane Brown and Daniel Taroy and new roles for Justin Miller, Bridget Read, and Ryu Spaeth

A chronicle of more than a century of life in the Lower East Side’s Ukrainian Village.

Bianca Nieves joining the site as senior shopping editor, and Noelle Lacombe as photography director

Adam Tooze Explains Everything

In New York’s new issue, dozens of Ukrainians all 30 or younger talk about the two weeks that changed their lives.