The New Yorker (Culture and Politics)

Articles

• The New York Historical Looks Down East for Its Facelift

  29 septembre, par Nick Paumgarten — Magazine / Down East Postcard
  Along with a general rebrand, the Central Park West institution is getting clad in pink granite, found—and quarried by manly men—on a wild island in Maine.

• As Siberia Gets Another Round, Fallon’s a No-Show

  29 septembre, par Ben McGrath — Magazine / Rip Van Winkle Dept.
  The dive bar hidden in a subway entrance was the go-to spot for Anthony Bourdain and Quentin Tarantino. After a two-decade hiatus, it’s popped up in Columbus Circle.

• Gertrude Stein’s Love Language

  29 septembre, par Judith Thurman — Magazine / Books
  How a self-appointed genius found her ideal helpmate.

• Carol Burnett Plays On

  29 septembre, par Rachel Syme — Magazine / Profiles
  The ninety-two-year-old comedy legend has influenced generations of performers. In a string of recent TV roles, she has been co-starring with some of her closest comedic heirs.

• Letters from Our Readers

  29 septembre — Magazine / The Mail
  Readers respond to Jerome Groopman’s review of “The Headache,” by Tom Zeller, Jr., and Paige Williams’s article on Bill Belichick.

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