Pool Players Relive Their Most Memorable Shots | The New Yorker
Professional billiards players and champions discuss some of the most impressive, regretful, and triumphant matches of their careers.
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Pool Players Relive Their Most Memorable Shots | The New Yorker
October 22, 2018
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Undiscovered | The Screening Room | The New Yorker
A mysterious creature works hard to make new friends and get a decent forest selfie in Sara Litzenberger’s lively animation.
Director- Sara Litzenberger
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Undiscovered | The Screening Room | The New Yorker
October 16, 2018
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Jim Carrey on How Ace Ventura Was Inspired By a Bird | The New Yorker Festival
Actor Jim Carrey reveals how he got his start in comedy, how he visualizes success, and his need to constantly adapt.
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Jim Carrey on How Ace Ventura Was Inspired By a Bird | The New Yorker Festival
October 15, 2018
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Jimmy Fallon: From SNL to The Tonight Show | The New Yorker Festival
Comedian Jimmy Fallon discusses his start at “Saturday Night Live,” the low points in his career, and how his wife helped him turn it all around.
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Jimmy Fallon: From SNL to The Tonight Show | The New Yorker Festival
October 12, 2018
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Jon Hamm Enters The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
The actor, who stars in the movie “Bad Times at the El Royale,” tries his hand at our cartoon-caption contest.
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Jon Hamm Enters The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
October 11, 2018
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Janet Mock on the Trans Underground Railroad | The New Yorker Festival
Author Janet Mock talks with the New Yorker staff writer Hilton Als about transitioning as a teen-ager and the importance of representation in film and television.
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Janet Mock on the Trans Underground Railroad | The New Yorker Festival
October 11, 2018
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Maggie Gyllenhaal on Feminine Stories | The New Yorker Festival
The actor discusses playing a sex worker with honor in the HBO drama series “The Deuce.”
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Maggie Gyllenhaal on Feminine Stories | The New Yorker Festival
October 10, 2018
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How Journalists Like Ronan Farrow Win Over Their Sources | The New Yorker Festival
Ronan Farrow, Jane Mayer, Michael Schmidt, and Ginger Thompson discuss the reporting processes behind some of their most groundbreaking stories.
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How Journalists Like Ronan Farrow Win Over Their Sources | The New Yorker Festival
October 10, 2018
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Sally Yates on Protecting Robert Mueller’s Investigation | The New Yorker Festival
Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates and The New Yorker staff writer Jeffrey Toobin parse the role of the Department of Justice in the era of Trump. Sally Yates discusses getting fired by Trump over email, and shielding Robert Mueller’s investigation by protecting current Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Sally Yates on Protecting Robert Mueller’s Investigation | The New Yorker Festival
October 09, 2018
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Michael Avenatti and Journalists Discuss Trump’s Tax Fraud | The New Yorker Festival
Adam Davidson talks with Michael Avenatti, David Barstow, and Ruth Marcus about Trump’s history of fraud.
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Michael Avenatti and Journalists Discuss Trump’s Tax Fraud | The New Yorker Festival
October 09, 2018
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Andy Borowitz Investigates Brett Kavanaugh’s Drinking | The New Yorker Festival
The New Yorker contributor analyzes the new Supreme Court Justice’s drinking before interviewing the congressman Adam Schiff about the honor of receiving a disparaging nickname from Trump.
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Andy Borowitz Investigates Brett Kavanaugh’s Drinking | The New Yorker Festival
October 08, 2018
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Brett Kavanaugh’s Path to the Supreme Court | The New York
Ten key moments in Kavanaugh’s rocky confirmation process.
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Brett Kavanaugh’s Path to the Supreme Court | The New York
October 06, 2018
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Robert Redford on His Last Role as an Actor | The New Yorker
David Remnick speaks with Redford about playing another outlaw onscreen, and why he may not be ready for retirement from film just yet.
Robert Redford stars in the feature film "The Old Man & the Gun," in select theaters now.
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Robert Redford on His Last Role as an Actor | The New Yorker
October 02, 2018
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Life Inside a Dementia Village | The Backstory | The New Yorker
Larissa MacFarquhar discusses her reporting on the facilities that are using nostalgic environments as a means of soothing their residents.
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Life Inside a Dementia Village | The Backstory | The New Yorker
October 01, 2018
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Lisa Brennan-Jobs on Growing Up in the Shadow of Steve Jobs | The New Yorker
David Remnick speaks with Lisa Brennan-Jobs about her début memoir, "Small Fry", and what it's like being the daughter of Steve Jobs.
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Lisa Brennan-Jobs on Growing Up in the Shadow of Steve Jobs | The New Yorker
September 27, 2018
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How Operation Ceasefire Transformed Urban Policing | Retro Report | The New Yorker
An inside look at one community’s radical approach to solving gang violence.
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How Operation Ceasefire Transformed Urban Policing | Retro Report | The New Yorker
September 26, 2018
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Do Personality Tests Like Myers-Briggs Actually Work? | Annals of Obsession | The New Yorker
A look at why humans, from Aristotle to Freud, seek to classify, categorize, and understand the self.
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Do Personality Tests Like Myers-Briggs Actually Work? | Annals of Obsession | The New Yorker
September 13, 2018
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Poker Players Replay Their Luckiest Hands | The New Yorker
Poker professionals Marguerite Spagnuolo, Scott Blumstein and Jose Montes discuss their luckiest, most important, and most stressful games of their lives.
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Poker Players Replay Their Luckiest Hands | The New Yorker
September 11, 2018
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Rhett & Link Enter The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
The “internetainers” Rhett and Link are the hosts of the most watched daily talk show on the Internet, Good Mythical Morning, which airs weekdays on YouTube.com/GoodMythicalMorning.
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Rhett & Link Enter The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest | The New Yorker
September 06, 2018
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The Costume Designer for Black Panther and Spike Lee Explains Her Creative Process
Costume Designer Ruth E. Carter is behind some of the most famous looks in cinematic history. She explains the African, Afropunk and Afrofuture influences she drew on to design the costumes in "Black Panther" and "Do the Right Thing."
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The Costume Designer for Black Panther and Spike Lee Explains Her Creative Process
September 03, 2018
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A cartoon by @wardsutton. #TNYcartoons
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The Latinx transgender phenom Martine Gutierrez’s new project “Indigenous Woman” centers on the September issue of a fictional fashion magazine so glossily convincing that you may try to subscribe. In addition to posing for the Vogue-worthy spreads, Gutierrez also took every picture, styled every outfit, and designed all the layouts. She has, in the most literal sense, made herself up. Click the link in our bio to see more of her work. Photographs by @martine.tv/Courtesy Ryan Lee Gallery.
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“I am truly a moderate. To my core, I am a moderate,” the Missouri senator Claire McCaskill says. She is currently running for reëlection in a state that Donald Trump carried in 2016 by nineteen points. Her opponent, the Republican Josh Hawley, insists that she is on the far left. She insists, much more plausibly, that she is one of the few remaining centrists in Congress. Click the link in our bio to read about how the Missouri Senate race has become a test of whether a Democrat who doesn’t openly break ranks with the national party can survive in Trump country. Photograph by @paridukovic for TNY.
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@eflakeagogo gives Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj, a weekly show that premières on Netflix on October 28th, our signature cartoon treatment.
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This week's cover, “Arthur Avenue,” by @jkroik. #TNYcovers
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A cartoon by Leo Cullum, from 2014. Follow @newyorkercartoons for #TNYcartoons
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The freshest tinfoil hats for conspiracy-theorist fashionistas, as drawn by @marisaacocella.
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Diana Tandia worked in fine dining for years before opening her unpolished, homey new counter-service restaurant in the West Village. At Berber Street Food, the menu is inspired by the various cuisines of Africa and its diaspora, and the food is made by Tandia and just one other chef. When something’s out for the day—like Calypso jerk-chicken wings with pineapple relish or accara made from black-eyed pea purée—it’s out. Click the link in our bio to read @hannahgoldfield’s review. Photographs by @lrnlncstr for TNY.
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A cartoon by @caitlin.cass, from 2018. Follow @newyorkercartoons for more #TNYcartoons
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This week's spots, by @derekbrahney.
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Maira Kalman draws early women’s-rights activists, from Elizabeth Cady Stanton to Sojourner Truth, for her book with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, “Bold & Brave: Ten Heroes Who Won Women the Right to Vote.” Kalman’s energetic hand brings to life stories of tenacity and resolve while Senator Gillibrand reminisces about her first female role models—her mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother—and challenges the new generation of young activists. Illustrations by @mairakalman.
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If you look at many Fall 2018 fashions, you’ll find they have something in common: they look like things that Fran Drescher would have worn in the sitcom “The Nanny.” Think tight, leopard-print trenchcoats from Victoria Beckham; fuzzy, neon-green cropped sweaters from Balenciaga; and We11Done’s line of zebra-print micro-miniskirts. This resurgence of Fran Fine’s style is part of a larger wave of nineties nostalgia in the fashion world—but retains something different, a shorthand for a brash kind of femininity that commands respect without ever quite fitting in. Click the link in our bio to read @rachsyme on why Cardi B is the most obvious Fran Fine heir and what @officialfrandrescher is up to now. Photograph from CBS/Getty.
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