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Motherhood on Trial Half of America sees Lindsay Clancy as a monster. The other half sees her as a kind of feminist heroine. The truth, I can say from bitter experience, is more complicated

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The Women Who Run the West Village Rita Sodi and Jody Williams have built five of the neighborhood’s most beloved restaurants. Now the duo behind Via Carota are heading to the Met and the Flatiron Building


States of Style Nearly 30 years after New York muscled its way to the front of the fashion calendar, American style is as potent as ever—but not in the way we expect

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Jac Cameron’s Favorite Things When you have spent years thinking about how clothes should fit, feel, and last, your standards become unusually high. These are the things that have met them

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Funny Faces Mel Brooks, Larry David, Diane Keaton … A new coffee-table book offers an inside look at the comedy world through behind-the-scenes photographs by Curb Your Enthusiasm’s Jeff Garlin

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Invisible Men Marlon James’s Booker-long-listed novel confronts a brutal act of violence against a group of gay men in 1980s Jamaica

Murder, They Wrote A new Martini Club adventure! The wisecracking Detective Miller returns! This month, our mystery columnist makes the case for the crime-fiction series


Announcing the 2026 Tom Wolfe Prizes Short List Meet the 12 finalists in fiction and reportage for year two of AIR MAIL’s literary awards …

Haruomi Hosono’s Swan Song The Japanese singer, whose eclectic musical career has influenced artists from David Bowie to Sofia Coppola, returns with his first album in seven years

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Only in New York For the week when New York remembers exactly what it is—and dresses accordingly

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Scandal in Venice Behind a glamorous façade of art galas and gallery openings, the handsome scion of the historic Bauer Hotel family was allegedly running a sham gynecologic practice, filming women for porn

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