New York Magazine

The Cut’s solo “Spring Fashion” print issue features Bad Bunny, Doechii, Rosé, conversation-provoking features, unique fashion and beauty coverage, and more.

AI JOB LOSS IS COMING Does Anyone Have a Plan? • Five political insiders game out what Congress could and should do.

Rabbi Eliezer Lawrence • Meet the city’s most in-demand mohel.

Social Studies: Zoe Dubno • The Era of Procedure Positivity Should we be celebrating body modification and extreme beauty routines?

THE NEW YORK ART WORLD WAS ONCE JUST A SMALL NUMBER OF UNUSUAL PEOPLE

JERRY SALTZ’S ’90S • “THIS WAS THE ERA OF ‘WHERE WERE YOU WHILE WE WERE GETTIN’ HIGH?’”

WHAT KEITH HARING NEEDED TO DO • Hundreds of task lists from his archive reveal what it took to be a successful artist (and Friend of Madonna) in the 1980s.

PAULA COOPER’S SOHO ’70S • “It was different then. The pace was much slower and just more humane and civilized.”

LEE QUIÑONES’S RENEGADE ’80S • “I became the most-wanted graffiti artist in New York.”

MASTERPIECES BY DAY TORTURE BY NIGHT • The art world was his alibi. How the gallerist Andrew Crispo got away with murder.

Assembled in 20 Minutes

THE ONE-PAGE GUIDE TO: Having a City Hall Wedding

Church on Easter • Hundreds of parishioners wore their Sunday best to attend services at the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem.

The Artist’s Studio Is Still Open • The home of a seminal Beat Generation figure is a museum full of personal history.

A Neighborhood Joint Finds Its Neighbors • Confidant was a good spot in a bad location. Now it’s moved to Brooklyn Heights and kept its quirks intact.

Marcel Moves Into the Breuer • Roman and Williams made over a very famous room.

A New Kind of Rotisserie Chicken

Sam’s Restaurant Gets the Long Island Bar Treatment • It’s a gentle refresh for a Court Street red-sauce staple.

A Country Buffet for the East Village

Euphoria’s New Villain • Veteran character actor Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje brings his full-immersion method to the hit HBO show.

My TV Moms • Writing for Catherine O’Hara and Laurie Metcalf, both forces to be reckoned with, couldn’t have been more different.

Julio Torres’s Second Brain • Before it became an Off Broadway show and now an HBO special, Color Theories began as scribbles in his notebooks.

CRITICS • Madeline Leung Coleman on Famesick, by Lena Dunham … Alison Willmore on Mother Mary … Roxana Hadadi on Hacks’s fifth season.

To Do • Twenty-five things to see, hear, watch, and read.

John of John

And You Were Doing So Well

THE APPROVAL MATRIX • Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.