New York Magazine
VerifiedMagazine
New York Magazine obsessively chronicles the ideas, people, and cultural events that are forever reshaping our world. Part of Vox Media since November 2019, the beloved and influential New York brands include the groundbreaking biweekly print magazine New York and six thriving verticals: Intelligencer, delivering national news and sharp commentary on politics, business, technology, and the media; The Cut, covering style, self, culture, and power; Vulture, the premier site for culture news, criticism, and service; The Strategist, dedicated to shopping the internet smartly; Curbed, covering cities and city life; and Grub Street, home to food news and authoritative restaurant criticism. Source
Actions
Media Outlet details
| Scope | Local, Consumer |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | New York |
Similarweb UVM
|
Request pricing |
Comscore UVM
|
Request pricing |
| Frequency | Biweekly/Fortnightly |
| Days Published | Sun |
Recent Articles
Search ArticlesDon’t Cry for Patti LuPone’s Gay Cruise
Photo-Illustration: New York Magazine Our guide to what’s highbrow, lowbrow, brilliant, and despicable. Tap or click each image below to enlarge.
The Prime Day Kids’ Deals I’m Adding to Cart
Prime Day came early this year, and I’m not ready. I have strong Midwest Coupon Mom tendencies, so I typically use the annual summer sales event — and the attendant frenzy it sets off at competing retailers — to prepare for upcoming family vacations and start buying whatever my kids need for back to school. But right now they’re barely three weeks into summer break, so I’ll be relying on the Strategist even more than usual to get myself sorted. A few more Prime Day kids’ deals I’m eyeing so far:
Paddington Bear, Reflecting-Pool Vandal?
Photo-Illustration: New York Magazine Our guide to what’s highbrow, lowbrow, brilliant, and despicable. Tap or click each image below to enlarge.
Fake Rock Star Plays Real Show One night with everyone’s favorite gay bloodsucker.
Today is all about and for queers in the arts. Tomorrow Zach takes over to tell us about Taylor’s Toy Story song.
This issue: How clothing companies are partnering with buzzy authors to hawk their merchandise, a report from Equator magazine’s issue-one launch party, and two recent releases worth the price of an expensive lunch.
You may have seen the recent Gap ad in which Madeline Cash, styled by the brand, moseys around London with a bouquet of what look like daffodils and explains in voice-over that her “fear of finality and late capitalism” inspired her breakout debut novel, Lost Lambs. In another shot, we see the 30-year-old author in a Gap sweatshirt balancing copies of her book (U.K. edition) on her head.
Spurs, Enjoy the Bagels
Photo-Illustration: New York Magazine Our guide to what’s highbrow, lowbrow, brilliant, and despicable. Tap or click each image below to enlarge.
Are Exosomes Really a ‘Life-Changing’ Skin-Care Ingredient?
Earlier this week, Tembe Denton-Hurst and I chatted through some edits on her exosome skin-care explainer. She found that there were perhaps some risks to using these micro-messenger vesicles as an ingredient on your skin, but she hadn’t quite pinned them down in her writing yet. That was because, she said, developers of exosome skin care hadn’t either. They don’t really, truly know what exosomes are and what’s in them (DNA is the biggest question mark).
July’s Perk Is Here
Illustration: nymperks July’s subscriber perk has arrived right in time for the heat. This month, New York Magazine subscribers can snag a free scoop of ice cream from Salt & Straw. Head over to the West Village or the Upper West Side to redeem your perk anytime this July — available only in NYC. New York perks are a lineup of monthly treats exclusively for our subscribers.
Weenies Weekend With the Free Press
Photo-Illustration: New York Magazine Our guide to what’s highbrow, lowbrow, brilliant, and despicable. Tap or click each image below to enlarge.
New York Magazine Wins National Magazine Awards for General Excellence and Photography
Photo: ASME Yesterday, New York Magazine received the National Magazine Awards for General Excellence, the night’s top honor, and for Photography. This was the magazine’s first General Excellence win since 2016 and the first under editor-in-chief David Haskell. He accepted the awards — a pair of Alexander Calder–designed elephant trophies — at a ceremony in New York City, bringing the magazine’s creative director, Jody Quon, onstage with him to accept the Photography award.