On their own, both The New Yorker’s recent 14,000-word report, Blood and Soil in Narendra Modi’s India, and The Daily podcast’s latest episodes on one …

Truly I do not know what it is with male showrunners/screenwriters/etc. being so mouth-breathingly obsessed with the dramatics of a good journalism sto…

Amanda Mull’s piece about What Happens When You Buy From Gift Guides isn’t exactly busting out any well-guarded trade secrets, but it does contextualiz…

It’s equal parts funny and soothing to me that the secret sauce behind the sustained success of Condé Nast’s The World of Interiors — the British print…

Happy Friday, Deezers! This week’s interview is with Mother Jones’ Rebecca Leber. We talked about what it’s like working in an increasingly crowded bea…

I’m sure the New Yorker’s Beck profile is as life-changing as the people are saying but more importantly HAVE YOU READ the Vulture Q&A with Margaret At…

There is something nearly hilariously unhinged about the fact that Hearst, a media company, is waging some kind of mickey mouse information campaign ag…

GUYS I spent so much of the long weekend back home watching literal hours of TikTok, and while my brain is probs. visibly mushier from the overall expe…

Happy Friday, Deezers! This week’s interview is our last before we take off for Thanksgiving — so naturally, we had to chat with Food & Wine’s Oset Bab…

The best piece in New York mag’s recent ~The Future~ issue is Max Read’s prediction that In 2029, the Internet Will Make Us Act Like Medieval Peasants …

I get that NYT food columnist Alison Roman making an entire bougie Thanksgiving meal in her “very small kitchen” “with an extremely small refrigerator”…

What is it with Heather Havrilesky and the way she waxes transcendent about our luminous animal existence that makes us just stupidly giddy about havin…