New York Magazine

The Cut’s solo “Spring Fashion” print issue features Bad Bunny, Doechii, Rosé, conversation-provoking features, unique fashion and beauty coverage, and more.

The Culture Business: Cat Zhang • Anything But a Human Man Why are so many women swooning over baskets and planes?

Neighborhood News: The Boy Turns 40 • Drake enters middle age in midtown.

163 MINUTES WITH … Rod Blagojevich • He survived prison and outlasted his enemies. Now—if his family lets him—he wants to make a comeback.

The Money Game: Gary Sernovitz • The Owner Always Wins On paper, sports teams are bad business. But franchise valuations keep growing.

SO FEW PEOPLE, SO MUCH POWER

‘We’re Stuck in Questions’ • Four months after Nolan Wells’s unexplained death sparked a national conversation about race, the residents of the Mississippi town he grew up in want to move on. But his family and friends refuse.

Ten Years of Shopping the Internet Smartly

Art Basel Paris • Artists, gallerists, and collectors roamed the halls of the Grand Palais before nationwide demonstrations forced the annual fair to close early.

A Cloud of Gray Over Tudor City • At her midtown pied-à-terre, a Miami gallerist dials up the Gothic Revival.

The Hottest Hot Bar • Good Time Country Buffet has turned all-you-can-eat into East Village heat.

Five Pies for Thanksgiving, Ranked • We reviewed nearly 20 brand-new options to fnd this year’s best.

Old Restaurants Are the New New Restaurants • Coming soon: Your favorite place from 1985.

How a Gjelina Chef Makes a Patty Melt

The Reintroduction of Miss Benny • How the former child star made peace with her younger self while filming the queer found-family drama Club Kid.

Don’t Prank Quinta Brunson But do give her all your honey-roasted-turkey slices. • A series of 25 questions designed by the beloved alt-comedian.

‘My Nobel Prize Was Highly Contested’ • Despite the accolades, Annie Ernaux still thinks she’s an outsider.

CRITICS • Alison Willmore on La Bola Negra … Sara Holdren on Other Desert Cities … Emma Alpern on Chad Harbach’s The Brightness.

To Do • Twenty-five things to see, hear, watch, and read.

Solution to Last Issue’s Puzzle: Here’s the Frightening Part

Don’t Play With Your Food!

THE APPROVAL MATRIX • Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.