COLLECTOR
Salon 94 Founder Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn Takes Us Inside Her Upper East Side Home
January 7, 2026
“I don’t ask anybody what they think the Pesce looks like with the Odundo,” said the 58-year-old curator during a walkthrough of her personal art collection. “I actually don’t care.”
'TIS THE SEASON
The Beauty Trends Paloma Elsesser, Chloë Sevigny and More Are Bringing Into 2026
December 29, 2025
In 2025, we launched a brand-new column called Face Card. To ring in the new year, we combed through each installment to bring you the best—and worst—in a strange year for beauty.
NOW PLAYING
Daniel Lopatin on the Music and Mania of Marty Supreme
December 22, 2025
On a frigid afternoon in early December, we met up with the artist known as Oneohtrix Point Never to discuss his addictive, anachronistic score for Josh Safdie’s latest.
DISCOURSE
Gooners, Perverts, and Porn: Two Writers Investigate the Internet’s Strangest Subculture
December 19, 2025
How much sympathy should we have for the pervert? On a panel with writer Tony Tulathimutte at Pioneer Works, the author of the viral gooning article goes further down the rabbit hole.
CLOSING
“I Could Sell a House That’s on Fire”: How Ryan Serhant Conquered Manhattan
December 11, 2025
“A lot of this is driven by ego,” says the real estate magnate and star of “Selling Manhattan” on Netflix. “People talk about me because when they talk about themselves, no one listens.”
QUESTIONNAIRE
In a Group Show at Amity, These Artists Consider the Possibilities in Collapse
December 8, 2025
We asked three emerging New York artists—Willa Wasserman, Christopher Gambino, and Brittany Adeline King—to answer a questionnaire about dreams, rejection, and success.
FACE CARD
OnlyFans Model Anna Malygon Breaks Down Her Beauty Playbook
December 1, 2025
“If you take a selfie on a TikTok camera, I promise it’s a game changer,” says the OnlyFans model in this week’s installment of Face Card, where she took us inside her fuss-free beauty routine.
OPENING
Why Rachel Anna Simon Can’t Stop Painting Spider-Man Getting Head
November 25, 2025
“If some people are offended, what can you do?” said the artist after the opening of her solo show at Market Gallery, which features Spider-Man in a number of sexually compromising positions.
FACE CARD
Chloë Sevigny Is Over the Clean-Girl Look
November 19, 2025
The model and mother joins us to talk about her beauty routines, why she detests the “clean girl” look, and Miu Miu’s latest fragrance, Miutine.
SMOKE BREAK
Designer Alexander May Wants to Bring Back the Big Daddy Desk
November 17, 2025
“I’m a surface queen,” says the designer, who teamed up with USM to explore his glamorous vision of the modern officescape in a new exhibition called “The Architecture of Work.”
TOUR DIARY
Marcus Brown of Nourished by Time Still Doesn’t Trust the Music Industry
November 12, 2025
“I never thought I would see this level of attention for my music,” says the singer-songwriter. “I thought it would happen when I was 40 or 50, or I’d be dead or something.”
BACKSTAGE
Will Harrison Tells Us How He Finds Balance As Punch’s Leading Man
October 28, 2025
As he finishes up his eight-week run in “Punch,” the 29-year-old actor called us to break down a day in the life of a Broadway leading man, from theraguns to doomscrolling.
CAMPAIGN
Olivia Colman on Blur, Burberry, and Bawdy British Humor
October 21, 2025
“If I picture someone wearing Burberry, I think they’re kind of chic and cool and British,” said the Academy Award winner and star of Burberry’s new “Postcards from London” campaign.
QUESTIONNAIRE
Stylist Ch’lita Collins On Swag, Stilettos, and Sartorial Sins
October 15, 2025
Who has the worst taste on the internet? “Me and my friends,” says the London-based stylist, memelord, and woman-about-town.
NYFF
Filmmaker Radu Jude Takes Us Inside His Algorithm
October 8, 2025
After the NYFF premieres of his two new films, “Kontinental ’25” and “Dracula,” the Romanian filmmaker joined us to talk A.I. slop, the descent of the West, and the peasants and pornstars that populate his algorithm.
NYFF
Ronan Day-Lewis Knows What You’re Thinking
October 1, 2025
“I know how many people would kill to have this chance to make a film,” says the director of “Anemone” and son of three-time Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis. “I’m so insanely grateful.”
METS
Stepping Up to the Plate With Geese
September 26, 2025
Geese, the New York indie rock band comprised of four childhood friends, is taking the world by storm. But all they really want is a Mets World Series win.
SMOKE BREAK
Richard Turley and Lucas Mascatello on Bad Trends, Egregious Typos, and Civilization Issue 7
September 15, 2025
Issue Seven of the charmingly impractical newsprint “Civilization” is full of pleas, regrets, and confessions. To celebrate the launch, we grilled its two publishers over a cigarette.
FACE CARD
Paloma Elsesser Isn’t Falling for TikTok Beauty Trends
August 19, 2025
“I try not to be too influenced and just use what works for me,” the 33-year-old supermodel says of her current skincare routine. “I’m a bit more of a science girl.”
IN CONVERSATION
“Should We Talk About Death?”: P. Staff and Jamieson Webster Take Aspen Art Week
August 5, 2025
In an exclusive conversation hosted by the Aspen Art Museum at its 2025 AIR festival, the artist and psychoanalyst went deep on dreams, nightmares, and last words.