Mark Hamill Can’t Believe How Intensely People Bashed the Star Wars Prequels New York Magazine 2026-09-30 | Mark Hamill Can’t Believe How Intensely People Bashed the Star Wars Prequels
How To Bring Your Best, New York Style With Cyndi Ramirez-Fulton New York Magazine 2024-06-03 | The self-proclaimed “Queen of Chill” guides us through a memorable night out in NYC. Cyndi, husband Adam, and a few of their close friends show us how a great night out is more about the company than the scene. The evening revolves around bringing your best: delicious shared plates served family-style, bubbles over tap with S.Pellegrino® Sparkling Natural Mineral Water, and bringing friends together.nymag.com/article/2024/05/cyndi-ramirez-fulton-of-chillhouse-shares-nyc-dining-tips.htmlPaid for by San Pellegrino
Where Candace Bushnell Ate New York Magazine 2024-04-09 | For New York Magazine’s 10th Yesteryear Issue, writer Candace Bushnell talks Da Silvano, The Royalton, and other places she ate when writing the original Sex and The City column, signing life-changing contracts, and where the original Mr. Big liked to dine-- presented by San Pellegrino.PRODUCTION CREDITSNYMag Executive Producer, Gaby GrossmanLocation: Chef's Table at Brooklyn FareStarr MediaW. Zach Starr , Executive ProducerPaul Vecchione , Director Jason Powers, ProducerPaul Vecchione, ProducerEvie Roop, Production Manager W. Zach Starr, CinematographerJoe D'Aleo, CinematographerTim Richardot, Sound Recordist Jason Powers, Post Supervision Spencer Parente, EditorJames Taylor Gray, Additional EditorJoe D'Aleo, Additional EditorTim Richardot, Additional EditorW. Zach Starr, Additional EditorTim Richardot, Color Grade & Audio Mix
What Rachel Antonoff (Still) Can’t Live Without New York Magazine 2024-04-03 | Back in 2016, we asked designer Rachel Antonoff about the lip balm and lotion she can’t live without. In 2023, we asked her to revisit her list and share her new favorites. (We’re still on Blistex and a good book.) Now, we’re asking her to again revisit her list — but this time, she invited us to her Brooklyn Heights office to show us her list in-person.PRODUCTION CREDITSGaby Grossman, Executive ProducerZoe Papelis, Assistant ProducerZach Starr, DirectorPaul Vecchione, Senior ProducerJason Powers, Senior Producer Evie Roop, Production Manager Joe D'Aleo, DPTim Richardot, Sound Rich Bah, PASpencer Parente, EditorJoe D'Aleo, EditorTim Richardot, Editor
Why I Hate Running but Love the Marathon | Running Sucks Ep. 3 | Ad Content From Team Milk New York Magazine 2024-04-02 | I’m Abi Ayres, and I started my trip to NYC as a total non-runner. Two weeks later, I’m at the NYC Marathon. Well – as a spectator, obviously. What am I, a superhero?! But that doesn’t mean I’m never going to run a marathon myself. In fact, by getting to know all sorts of NYC runners, I started to understand why they love such a painful, exhausting, chafe-happy sport. I even signed up for my first marathon, the Every Woman’s Marathon in Savannah, GA on November 16, 2024, with one my new running friends. The best part? We want you to join us! everywomansmarathon.comLearn more about the series and watch all the episodes here: runningsuckstheseries.com
I Can’t Actually Become A Runner…Can I? | “Running Sucks” Ep. 2 | Ad Content From Team Milk New York Magazine 2024-04-02 | I’m Abi Ayres, certified non-runner. So why am I sprinting up hills in New York City with actual marathoners? I’m out of breath, my entire body hurts, and I’m starting to question why I even started this journey in the first place. But my amazing new running friends shared a runners’ secret with me I could never have predicted. Why do runners love running? Find out for yourself at the Every Woman’s Marathon, a community-based, female-focused race in Savannah, GA on November 16, 2024. Sign up here: everywomansmarathon.comLearn more about the series and watch all the episodes here: runningsuckstheseries.com
A Total Non-Runner Trains with NYC Marathoners | “Running Sucks” Ep. 1 | Ad Content From Team Milk New York Magazine 2024-04-02 | I’m Abi Ayres, and I’m not a runner. I don’t understand why runners love such a hard, painful sport. I followed my curiosity to New York City, where I’m training with actual marathoners. They’re not cutting me ANY slack. But they claim that I can actually run a marathon one day. Yeah, we’ll see about that. If I can run a marathon, so can you. Sign up for the Every Woman’s Marathon in Savannah, GA on November 16, 2024, and get a free training guide, tailored to your level.Sign up here: everywomansmarathon.comLearn more about the series and watch all the episodes here: runningsuckstheseries.com
The Untold Story of Art, Beats + Lyrics New York Magazine 2024-04-01 | Art, Beats + Lyrics, a powerful new documentary brings to life the inspiring story of one of the most influential art and hip hop shows in America. Originating in Atlanta and now celebrating its twentieth anniversary, Art, Beats + Lyrics (AB+L) has evolved from a local art event to a national phenomenon, thanks in part to the support of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey. Directed by Bill Horace and produced by Vox Creative and Cult Creative, in association with Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey, the film chronicles the lead-up to AB+L’s milestone 20th-anniversary tour, kicking off at Miami Art Week. Paid for by Jack Daniel's.
How I Went from A Total Non-Runner to Training with Marathoners | Ad Content From Team Milk New York Magazine 2024-03-28 | I’m Abi Ayres, and I’m not a runner. I don’t understand why runners seem to love such a hard, painful sport. Against my body’s protests, I followed my curiosity and trained with three running clubs in NYC. Like any good rom-com, I was totally surprised by what everyone else saw coming in this enemies-to-lovers storyline. Wait. Do I…love running? Could you learn to love running too? Sign up for the Every Woman’s Marathon in Savannah, GA on November 16, 2024!Sign up here: everywomansmarathon.comLearn more about the series and watch all the episodes here: runningsuckstheseries.com
Law Roach on His Sudden Retirement From Celebrity Fashion Styling New York Magazine 2023-03-20 | Read the full interview here: thecut.com/article/law-roach-retirement-interview.htmlAs Hollywood’s most powerful stylist, Law Roach has been a creative director for the biggest names in the industry — Zendaya, Celine Dion, Priyanka Chopra, Anne Hathaway, Ariana Grande, and Anya Taylor-Joy, to name just a few — yet he still struggles as one of the few Black stylists working with A-list talent and luxury brands. This past weekend after the Oscars, Hollywood’s biggest night, Law posted on Instagram a stamp graphic of one word: “retired.” The caption read, in part, “The politics, the lies, and false narratives finally got me.” Law sat down with the Cut’s editor-in-chief, Lindsay Peoples, to give us the details on everything from what led to this moment in his life and retirement to what will happen to all of his clients at the Met Gala, racism in fashion, and what’s next.
Celebrating the Girlies of Euphoria New York Magazine 2022-02-14 | Behind the scenes of The Cut’s February cover shoot with Zendaya, Hunter Schafer, Barbie Ferreira, Sydney Sweeney, Maude Apatow, and Alexa Demie. These talented women tell The Cut why we’re all here, how to know when it’s over, and why Euphoria.Subscribe here for unlimited access to The Cut and everything else New York (plus a free tote) thecut.io/3rLWxJt
Design Minded: How to Create a Serene Space for Cooking [Advertiser content from KitchenAid] New York Magazine 2021-10-15 | In this episode of Design Minded, architect and scientific researcher Itai Palti and interior designer Sabrina Soto followed KitchenAid’s simple design philosophy to transform one homeowner’s kitchen into a zen and nature-inspired sanctuary.Learn more about how you can transform your space at kitchenaid.com.
In the Pleasure Pod with Rihanna at Savage x Fenty Vol. 3 New York Magazine 2021-09-24 | At the New York premiere of Savage x Fenty’s Vol. 3 show, where she presented her latest lingerie line, Rihanna told the Cut she's finding pleasure in small things like receiving a package, watching Housewives, and eating Chinese food. Plus, she tells us that she isn’t usually bothered when people ask about the album: “I get it; I want it too.”
The Invisible 65,000 New York Magazine 2021-09-13 | What it's like to be a New York City delivery worker. Film by Danilo Parra for New York Magazine.Read New York Magazine's report, produced in collaboration with @TheVerge: curbed.com/article/nyc-delivery-workers.htmlLée el informe de New York Magazine: curbed.com/article/los-repartidores-nyc.htmlOur reporting on the delivery workers of New York City was featured in One Great Story, our reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly: https://nym.ag/3kfyUWa
Abena Boamah Introduces Hanahana Beauty’s Skin Nutrition New York Magazine 2021-08-18 | Hanahana Beauty’s first skin-care product is out in the world in the form of Skin Nutrition, a detoxifying and relaxing face mask. Founder Abena Boamah shows us how she uses the product, why you shouldn’t towel-dry your face after using it, and what to expect after that.
A Beginner’s Guide to Crafting Succulent and Floral Arrangements New York Magazine 2021-08-11 | We partnered with CB2 and Domino to highlight new ways to maximize your outdoor area and give you the tools to transform it into the ultimate alfresco oasis. In this video, expert florist Kristen Griffith-Vanderyacht gives a beginner’s lesson to creating beautiful succulent and flower planters.
Meet Your Next Mayor, With New York Nico New York Magazine 2021-06-03 | With New York City's mayoral primaries approaching, New York Magazine teamed up with the city's unofficial talent scout, New York Nico, to get to know the candidates. Why should we trust them? What's their stance on policing? How much weed do they smoke? And every other question New Yorkers might want to ask their next mayor before they head into the voting booth.
Public Transit Next Fixing. Can Pete Buttigieg Help? New York Magazine 2021-02-10 | U.S. public transit needs fixing, and transit advocates are hopeful that the Biden administration can help. On New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" TransitCenter's Steven Higashide discusses what Pete Buttigieg and the DOT can do for transit in New York and other cities.
Curating Your Work from Home Space New York Magazine 2021-02-04 | In our third Next In Style series event, CB2 divisional merchandise manager Andrea Erman, style director at Domino Benjamin Reynaert, Julia Marcum, founder of Chris Loves Julia, and SG Style designer Shavonda Gardner discuss finding inspiration from around the world, key investment pieces and how to design the perfect work from home space.
How Three Dynamic Women In Film Get It Done New York Magazine 2021-02-02 | The Cut and Stella Artois invite you to a conversation at Sundance Film Festival on the film industry and how these awe-inspiring women in the industry manage their careers-- featuring Zoe Lister-Jones, Jacqueline Lyanga, and Robin Wright.
The Case for Climate Optimism New York Magazine 2021-01-29 | On this episode of New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" Will Leitch spoke with David Wallace-Wells about why 2020 may have marked a turning point for climate change, for the better.
The Joys and Perils of Quitting to Do What You Love: An honest conversation with stylist Reva Bhatt. New York Magazine 2021-01-22 | In this week’s episode of Next Level, host Devine Blacksher chats with creative director and stylist Reva Bhatt. For years, Bhatt juggled her creative work with a full-time corporate job in tech, but in November 2020 she finally quit to commit to her passions: visual storytelling and styling. Now, with gigs like assisting Cardi B’s stylist Kollin Carter and creative-directing artist Raja Kumari’s next music video, Bhatt feels like she’s finally living her purpose.
The Melbourne Club Kid Taking Over The NYC Fashion and Art Scene New York Magazine 2021-01-22 | In this week’s episode of Next Level, host Devine Blacksher chats with public relations powerhouse Gia Kuan. Before starting her own New York-based consulting agency working with brands like Telfar and Fear of God, Kuan worked as an Art & Culture Director at another firm, Nadine Johnson Inc., and in PR at Comme Des Garçon and Dover Street Market. Now, after 10 years of living in NYC, she reflects on how her experience in the clubbing scene in Melbourne, Australia prepared her for the hustle of the fashion world.
Karissa Mitchell launched her own clothing line this past November. New York Magazine 2021-01-14 | In this week’s episode of Next Level, host Devine Blacksher chats with DJ, designer, and fashion market editor Karissa Mitchell. The young tastemaker has seen the inside of endless fashion closets at the top fashion publications in New York City. Working her way up the ranks from Fashion Closet Intern to Fashion Market Editor, Mitchell knew it was time to spread her wings and introduce the world to her other talents: design and good taste in music. With the launch of her first clothing line Best Case Scenario in November 2020, Mitchell plans on growing her brand, making new music, and giving us the YouTube channel we need in 2021.In this episode, Karissa Mitchell talks about starting out in the fashion industry, the importance of side hustles, and the birth of her clothing line.
Why Offering the COVID-19 Vaccine to Everyone Over 65 Wont Solve the Slow Rollout New York Magazine 2021-01-14 | On New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" Yale vaccination policy expert Jason Schwartz discusses why offering the COVID-19 vaccine to everyone over 65 immediately might do more harm than good.
When Katra Awad invited pink into her life, it only got brighter from there. New York Magazine 2021-01-08 | In this week’s episode of Next Level, host Devine Blacksher chats with To the Nile designer and branding creative Katra Awad, who’s been creating and selling small-batch jewelry since she was just fourteen years old. Despite the stresses of the pandemic, she’s started a new collection of prints exploring her Egyptian-Mexican cultural background, “The Heritage Series.” Katra’s been able to maintain motivation because of her ability to ground herself — she swears by breathing exercises, sunbathing, dancing, and weekly hikes.
Can Democrats Sweep Georgias Pivotal Senate Runoffs? New York Magazine 2021-01-04 | On New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" Atlanta Journal-Constitution political columnist Jim Galloway discusses what's making Georgia Republicans nervous about the January 5 Senate runoffs.
Next Level: The Model Mastering The Art of TikTok New York Magazine 2020-12-29 | In this week’s episode of Next Level, host Devine Blacksher chats with fashion model and TikTok enthusiast Chloé Véro. The 24-year-old has been featured on the cover of SELF magazine and walked the runway for Christian Siriano, Prabal Gurung, and 11Honoré, as well as being in global campaigns for brands like H&M and OLAY. During the pandemic, she’s been exploring her spirituality and staying creative through music, acting, and dancing.
How to Make the Most of the Holidays This Year New York Magazine 2020-12-17 | In our second Next In Style series event, editor-in-chief of Domino Jessica Romm Perez, jewelry designer Jenna Fisher, founder of Claude Home Maggie Holladay, and Sarah Rein, CB2 product merchant, discuss making the most of the holidays this year, where they find style inspiration, and the one home decor piece they can’t live without.The Next in Style series, in partnership with The Cut, Domino, and CB2, presents tastemaker-led conversations and demonstrations that focus on the many ways in which style permeates all areas of our lives. From what we wear to how we live, we’re inviting guests to explore the intricacies of personal style—experimenting with, defining, and embracing it—celebrating their individuality, and providing them with the tools to express themselves.
Multi-faceted artist Mahaneela is doing it all. New York Magazine 2020-12-17 | In this week’s episode of Next Level, host Devine Blacksher chats with independent filmmaker, photographer, DJ, and model Mahaneela. Her work explores people, music, and culture, all while emphasizing Black history and Black joy. She recently released her first photobook, Through My Lens, featuring original images of her favorite things and short accompanying essays. In this episode, Mahaneela talks about the process of creating her book, exploring her roots in her art, and staying inspired by throwing yourself into the unknown.
Should Pregnant People Get the COVID-19 Vaccine? New York Magazine 2020-12-17 | On New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" senior correspondent Irin Carmon and Dr. Marta Perez discussed what we know about whether pregnant people should get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Sharmadean Reid is trying to make booking beauty services easier. New York Magazine 2020-12-10 | In this week’s episode of Next Level, host Devine Blacksher chats with Beautystack founder and CEO Sharmadean Reid. Beautystack is an app and online platform that allows you to easily book beauty services based on a pro’s work. Or as the website states, ‘See it? Like it? Book it.’ Scrolling through your Instagram feed to show your nail artist the design you want is now a thing of the past. In this episode, Reid talks about her experiences with investors, being a Black woman in the tech industry, and taking time to truly pause when you need a break.
What Will Life Look Like in the U.S. When a COVID Vaccine Arrives? New York Magazine 2020-12-10 | COVID vaccines are on the way in the U.S. What will life look like once they arrive, and what happens if not everyone gets one? On New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" we spoke with L.J. Tan of the Immunization Action Coalition about the next phase of the pandemic.
New York Magazines Jonathan Chait In Conversation With Barack Obama New York Magazine 2020-12-09 | Former president Barack Obama on his advice for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, what he learned about the GOP, and his critics on the left.
How a Jazz Musician Found Family Stories He Never Knew [Advertiser Content from Ancestry] New York Magazine 2020-12-04 | Christian Sands, a 31-year-old jazz musician, started playing piano at the age of 1. His parents made a point to keep all kinds of art and literature around the house for a holistically creative environment. But as far as family heritage was concerned, “there were gaps,” said Sands. Despite various stories and names he heard growing up, it wasn’t clear how they all connected. This led to a natural curiosity — and not far behind it, exciting discoveries — about his family, heritage, and personal story.Learn more - nymag.com/article/2020/11/jazz-musician-family-discovery-holiday.html
Madrona Redhawk is doing something entirely new with makeup. New York Magazine 2020-12-03 | In this week’s episode of Next Level, host Devine Blacksher chats with Madrona Redhawk, a Gen Z artist and model known for her intricate, full-face makeup designs. Redhawk has painted everything from abstract art to entire cities on her face; she also makes videos that borrow from performance art and clowning. In this episode, the 19-year-old talks about her artistic practice, her own definition of beauty, and how growing up in Las Vegas inspired her work.
How Dire Is the Situation at the MTA? New York Magazine 2020-12-03 | Without federal aid, the MTA could cut subway service by 40 percent and slash more than 9,000 jobs. On this episode of New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" we spoke with Stephanie Burgos-Veras of the Riders Alliance about the MTA's dire situation — and what you can do to help.
How Shopping Malls Can Survive the Pandemic New York Magazine 2020-11-25 | Malls were in trouble even before the pandemic. So what can they do to survive and even thrive post-COVID? On this episode of New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" we discussed the future of retail with Professor Jie Zhang from the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business.
Next Level: Evelyn Escobar-Thomas group Hike Clerb creates safe spaces for women of color in nature New York Magazine 2020-11-24 | In this week’s episode of Next Level, host Devine Blacksher chats with Evelynn Escobar-Thomas, social activist and founder of the Hike Clerb, a self-described “intersectional women’s hiking group” based in LA. Thomas’ mission with Hike Clerb is to provide women of color with the tools and resources to enjoy the outdoors. In this episode, Thomas talks about the origin of Hike Clerb, how to start hiking, the healing powers of nature, and her hopes for the future of the outdoors.
Next Level: The Food Stylist Creating a Feast for the Eyes New York Magazine 2020-11-19 | Next Level is a new weekly series from the Cut featuring creative trailblazers in conversation with host Devine Blacksher. We’re kicking off with Diana Yen, the founder of the food site and creative studio The Jewels of New York, where she regularly offers up dreamy recipes like sakura raindrop jellies or matcha swirl cake. Yen is also the author of the cookbook A Simple Feast and mother to Cleo the bunny, a fluffy influencer with 25.k followers on Instagram. In this episode, Yen talks about the origin of The Jewels of New York, her five pantry essentials, building community with food, and cooking in quarantine.
How Will New York City Restaurants Survive the Winter? New York Magazine 2020-11-18 | With temperatures dropping and the possibility of even more restrictions looming, how are New York City restaurants going to survive the winter? On this episode of New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" Golden Diner owner and chef Sam Yoo shares his plan for making it to the spring.
Why Trumps Election Legal Strategy Isnt Likely to Work New York Magazine 2020-11-06 | On this episode of New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening? we talk with election law expert Rick Hasen about President Trump's legal strategy, and whether it has any chance of working.
Steve Kornacki on How Election Decision Desks Will Work in 2020 New York Magazine 2020-11-02 | How does a network decision desk make a call in this unusual election season? And how long might we have to wait for those calls? On this episode of New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" we spoke with MSNBC's Steve Kornacki about what we can expect on Election Night.
How Chaotic Could Things Get After Election Day? New York Magazine 2020-10-23 | On this episode of New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" we talk with Dartmouth political scientist Brendan Nyhan about some ugly potential post-election scenarios.
Why Is The Rate of Traffic Deaths Up When People Are Driving Less? New York Magazine 2020-10-20 | On this episode of New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" we talked with researcher and professor Charles Brown about possible explanations for the high rate of traffic deaths during the pandemic — and some possible life-saving fixes.
Weruche Opia Wants Everyone’s Story Told New York Magazine 2020-10-13 | Weruche Opia is one of the leading actresses on HBO’s I May Destroy You. In this episode of The Creative Class, host Nana Agyemang talks with Opia about the importance of empathy, releasing I May Destroy You at such a pivotal moment, and her passion for telling global stories.
What Amy Coney Barretts Supreme Court Confirmation Would Mean for Reproductive Rights New York Magazine 2020-10-07 | On this episode of New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" we spoke with "Handbook for a Post-Roe America" author Robin Marty about the future of abortion in the United States.
Your Favorite Auntie is Here to Help: Marjon Carlos on creativity and diversity in fashion. New York Magazine 2020-10-06 | Marjon Carlos is a freelance writer, brand consultant, and host of her own advice show called Your Favorite Auntie. In this episode of The Creative Class, host Nana Ageymang talks with Carlos about diversity in the fashion industry, staying consistent with your creative projects during a pandemic, and wanting to be there for the next generation.
Angie Mar of the Beatrice Inn on Indoor Dinings Return in New York City New York Magazine 2020-09-29 | Indoor dining returns to New York City this week, but what does that mean for restaurateurs? On this episode of New York Magazine's "What Is Even Happening?" we spoke with Beatrice Inn chef and owner Angie Mar about why limited indoor dining isn't a silver bullet for the industry.
Condola Rashad on How to Find Your Voice New York Magazine 2020-09-29 | Condola Rashad is a singer and actress who you may recognize from Showtime's Billions, or from her many Broadway appearances in shows like Romeo and Juliet (2013) or The Trip to Bountiful (2013), which earned her a second Tony nomination, or her EP, Space Daughter. In this episode of The Creative Class, host Nana Agyemang talks with Rashad about being your most authentic self, the future of theater, and her work with Breaking Walls, a nonprofit helping young people develop their creative voices.
Why Reopening NYC Public Schools Has Been So Complicated New York Magazine 2020-09-24 | On this episode of "What Is Even Happening?" — New York Magazine's series untangling questions in the news — Dr. Donna Hallas of NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing discusses the challenges schools face with in-person learning during the pandemic.
