The pioneering editor reflects on the demise of the magazine she was hired to save. Interviewed by Michael Kinsley
For seventeen years, Trevell Coleman (once an up-and-coming rap star) was haunted by what happened on one very bad, half-remembered night.
By Jennifer Gonnerman
Our online universe has transformed from a dank grotto populated by trolls to a mutual-affirmation society of like buttons and Facebook pep talks.
By Nathan Heller
A good campaign season for the left also produced a winner at Fox News.
A rebooted movement confronts a modern constraint.
The Muppets’ masters of disaster.
Our roundup of news from around the city.
How a Chabad class portrait gets made.
Catching up with the goth kid from drama club, who’s now the funniest guy on Twitter.
Can Whitney Cummings get some respect?
The pantheistic pleasures of Ang Lee’s Life of Pi.
The doc maker fights City Hall over his new film on the Central Park jogger case.
The East End’s new Parrish Art Museum is an unexpected monument.
How one of the most confident—and entertaining—coaches in New York history lost his swagger.
Bryan Calvert debuts retail-dessert line Cecil & Merl.
The uptown iteration of Il Mulino pales next to the West Village original.
Eduard Frauneder and Wolfgang Ban’s pumpkin-seed-oil spread.
Readers sound off on the 2012 Presidential Election, Cory Booker, and more.
Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.