The partnership marks the launch of exclusive celebrity charity auctions to raise funds for social justice.

Avery Trufelman to host and B.A. Parker to produce.

For New York’s August 3–16, 2020 issue, a look inside the messy, bungled plan to reopen New York City schools this fall.

The Strategist will offer readers their favorite products at some of the cheapest prices they’ve been this year so far.

New York’s features writer on covering race and politics, working from home, and his daily news diet.

In New York Magazine’s latest cover story, Jonathan Chait writes about America’s failure in tackling the coronavirus.

Vulture’s Senior Writer on preparing for interviews, the state of the celebrity profile, and more.

Adrienne Green, Gazelle Emami, and Zak Cheney-Rice promoted.

Writer E. Alex Jung profiles the star, whose show I May Destroy You is one of the most sublimely unsettling shows of the year.

Each event in the five-part series, hosted by Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway, will zero in on one way the pandemic is accelerating industry trends.

For the cover of New York Magazine’s June 22-July 5, 2020 issue, a public art project taking New Yorkers’ temperature about their Mayor.

The photograph on the cover was taken at a Black Lives Matter protest in Los Angeles on June 3 by Michael Christopher Brown.

What can we learn from the oldest among us? On the cover of New York’s May 25–June 7, 2020, issue, the magazine celebrates 31 long lives.

New York’s photography director on meeting the demands of the coronavirus pandemic and the future of photography.

For New York’s May 11–24, 2020, issue cover: what the university experience might look like in the fall.

“The issue became a tale of two coronas, and we set out to try to answer the question of ‘who lives and who dies and who thrives’ in a pandemic.”

Kara Swisher is also joining New York Magazine as editor-at-large.

In New York’s April 13–26, 2020, issue, the magazine looks at how its namesake city is faring four weeks into an unprecedented crisis.

New York Magazine’s March 30–April 12, 2020, issue is a special edition on surviving the plague we’re living through.

For New York’s March 16–29, 2020, cover story, a package on how the coronavirus has already remade New York City.

The fashion news writer who hates fringe and loves The Sopranos.

In New York’s March 2-15, 2020 issue, one side of the magazine features a cover story on Michael Bloomberg’s campaign, and Fran Drescher on the other.

Melania and the firefighter.

The show will follow a weekly schedule, releasing new episodes every Tuesday, with guests including Michelle Buteau, Michelle Wolf, and more.

The podcast returns next week, and this time it’s here to stay.

Frank Rich, Jonathan Chait, Representative Barbara Lee, Kara Swisher, and more on what a second Trump term might look like.

In categories including General Excellence, News, Sports, and Entertainment; Design; Feature Design; and Website.

New York asked photographers around the country to document 18-23-year-olds’ relationship with vaping nicotine.

New York’s social media editor shares highlights from Sundance 2020.

New York Magazine’s national correspondent Gabriel Debenedetti reports on an unprecedented four-way deadlock.

The Cut and Amazon Fire TV will also host an exclusive event bringing the Cut’s popular column and event series “How I Get It Done” to life.

New York Magazine’s shopping and commerce site, the Strategist, made an actually good gift bag for the 2020 CES.

For New York Magazine’s January 6–19, 2020, cover story, writer David Freedlander talks to Alexandria-Ocasio Cortez about her first year in Congress.

New York Magazine’s December 23, 2019-January 5, 2020 issue cover story looks at the pervasive threat of white supremacy in America.

For New York Magazine’s 15th annual Reasons to Love New York issue, a portfolio of 24 New Yorkers who stand out.

However, a prankster has now eaten the banana.

New York Magazine’s November 25-December 8, 2019 issue cover story looks back at the 2010s, speaking with Kim Kardashian, Kevin Systrom, and others.

The Strategist UK editor Ailbhe Malone on the key differences between U.S. and U.K. audiences, who’s on her “envy list,” and more.

Six seasons and a Vulture Festival reunion!

New York Media and Vox Media are moving ahead as one Vox Media, creating a sustainable, diversified business..

Washington correspondent Olivia Nuzzi on the campaign trail and inside the war room with Uncle Joe, who’s stumbling toward the nomination.

A Party Down reunion, One Day at a Time, Elisabeth Moss, The Good Place, You, and I Think You Should Leave are coming to Vulture Festival LA.

On the cover of New York Magazine’s October 14–27, 2019, issue, an account of the early days of the unfolding impeachment saga.

Shaw will write reviews and related cultural commentary, and begins her new role on October 15.

Adrienne Green, Kerensa Cadenas, and Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz are all joining the site.

In New York Magazine’s September 30–October 13, 2019, issue’s cover story, talking to the people who lived it on the costs of coming forward.

Pam Wasserstein, currently CEO of New York Media, will take on the new role of President, Vox Media.

New York Media and Vox Media are bringing their esteemed editorial properties together to form the leading independent media company.

“The magazine collaborated with Tavi Gevinson on a portfolio of caricatures marking different eras of her relationship to Instagram.”