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In this episode, Sofia Coppola talks about getting Bill Murray to croon for her Christmas special, a New Yorker writer has some fun with Donald Trump, and new drone owners get some tips. (episode)
You can’t be too prudent in planning for the future. Paul Rudnick, the playwright, screenwriter, and novelist, shares his wishes in this humor piece.
In the fall of 1996, The New Yorker’s editor Tina Brown assigned Mark Singer to profile Donald Trump for the magazine. Here's how that played out.
In “Citizen,” poet Claudia Rankine offers an unsparing account of what it feels like to be on the receiving end of racism.
If all you want for Christmas is a Netflix special with Bill Murray and other stars singing carols in the Carlyle Hotel, you’re in luck.
Nick Paumgarten, who’s written about drones as tools of surveillance, speaks with editor Nicholas Thompson about the good and the bad sides of the drone.