New York Magazine

For New York Magazine's latest cover story, Simon van Zuylen-Wood reports on how Donald Trump’s rising popularity in New York City (and everywhere else) exposed a Democratic Party deep in denial. Read the cover feature: https://trib.al/G8I0r8D

How are New Yorkers coping ahead of the election? For our new cover story, we spent the final days before November 5 conducting a psychological survey at the end of the campaign, asking New Yorkers about their private anxieties and accordant strategies: https://trib.al/SLKsOJm

The Strategist collaborated with the Japanese home-goods line Yamazaki Home on a new collection of forest-green homewares, all of which are meant to be storage solutions for small spaces. https://lnkd.in/eZ6kz9p5

Congratulations to The Cut's editor-in-chief Lindsay Peoples on being an EBONY Power 100 honoree in the category of Media Mavens! "Lindsay Peoples has emerged as a powerful force in the fashion and media industries for her exceptional leadership and influential voice. She is co-founder of the Black in Fashion Council, and editor-in-chief of The Cut, where she has expertly shaped the publication’s editorial vision, seamlessly blending fashion, culture, and social issues. Since taking the helm in 2021, Peoples has amplified critical conversations around diversity and inclusivity, ensuring that the magazine remains an innovator in modern media. Her insightful reporting on topics such as the 10-year anniversary of Trayvon Martin’s death has sparked vital discourse, further proving her place as a leading figure. Peoples’ innovative commitment to societal change has redefined the boundaries of contemporary journalism, making her someone to keep an eye out for." See the full list via EBONY: https://lnkd.in/gQHspqU6

This year’s edition of New York’s annual “Power Issue,” reported by features writer Charlotte Klein, is an examination of the media industry in a time of enormous financial turmoil and record public distrust. For the package, Klein interviews 57 of the most powerful people in the media for dozens of hours of candid conversations about the industry’s past, present, and future. Klein writes in her introduction, “Everyone we spoke with agreed that the business of media keeps changing and not, for the most part, for the better. Some are trying to keep legacy institutions viable; some are trying to build new ones; some are sole proprietors of their own brands—which may or may not be the future for all. Given this business undergirds the actual journalism people receive, we wanted to understand the biggest concerns and threats to it at this moment and what an actual path forward might look like.” Read more about the issue here: https://lnkd.in/eyHRgvpA

New merch alert! In honor of the 4th edition of Queries, our subscriber-only newsletter about language, grammar, and style, we're offering merch for the nerds in your life. https://lnkd.in/ep73zJ5E

The Cut's Lindsay Peoples joined the Today show to highlight the must-have fashion trends for fall, including barrel jeans, leather-on-leather looks, fall shorts and more. https://lnkd.in/ez_vXK7G

The latest issue of New York is a special dual political cover with features by Olivia Nuzzi and Rebecca Traister, each examining the historic upending of the presidential race over the summer and how we got to the current moment. Traister writes a sweeping deep dive into the grassroots movements, primarily led by women and people of color, that propelled Kamala Harris’s ascension to the top of the ticket, examining how Democratic politics has been entirely reshaped since the 2016 election by forces far removed from Washington and largely invisible to the pundit class. And Nuzzi sits down with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago for a revealing and intimate conversation with a man on the brink of self-reflection as he reels from his assassination attempt and the changing shape of the race and grapples with the existence of God. Read more about it here: https://lnkd.in/eJ3R42uG

Today, the Cut announced it will celebrate its first-ever solo “Fall Fashion” issue, out now, with the opening of The Cut Cafe, a weeklong exclusive takeover of Bluestone Lane’s flagship store in Tribeca during New York Fashion Week September 6–11, 2024. The cafe will be branded top-to-bottom in all things The Cut, feature a signature Bluestone Lane coffee and signature espresso martini by Kahlúa x Absolut, and much more! Learn more about the cafe and visit starting today: https://lnkd.in/d7hZjS2R

The second cover for The Cut's Fall Fashion Issue is a self-portrait shot by Usher himself, with additional photography by Stevie Dance and styling by Jessica Willis. Usher is profiled by Jazmine Hughes. In addition to the cover and photo portfolio, the issue includes a special tear-out poster of the star. From her letter to readers, The Cut’s editor-in-chief Lindsay Peoples states that Usher “..at 45 [seems to have] reached what most would consider the climax of their career: headlining the Super Bowl halftime show as the first independent artist ever to do it. But as you’ll see, if you think he’s done, think again.” Read Usher’s profile here: https://lnkd.in/dkSFMCnx