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A cartoon by @cartoonamy, from this week's issue. Follow @newyorkercartoons for more #TNYcartoons.
“It is still nothing,” a Trump-campaign official kept saying about Donald Trump, Jr.',s meeting with a Russian lawyer during the campaign. Then Trump's emails were posted, and the official amended his reaction. Click the link in our bio to read Ryan Lizza's reporting on how, in less than 90 minutes, the sentiment from people sympathetic to the President’s son shifted from "nothingburger" to “I hope he doesn’t go to jail.” Photograph by Mark Peterson/Redux.
Andy Freeberg began photographing art fairs, like Art Basel Miami Beach, after completing a series on the large white entrance desks in Chelsea galleries. He was looking for a more colorful, transparent atmosphere with the dealers and gallery directors right in the middle of the action. “I was attracted not only to the people but to the combinations of art, clothing, technical devices, and postures,” he says. Click the link in our bio to see more from his series “Art Fare.” Photograph by @andyfreebergfoto/Kopeikin Gallery.
A cartoon by David Sipress, from 2014. #TNYcartoons
In 1964, the novelist and screenwriter Nell Dunn invited a few friends to her house, opened a bottle of wine, and started asking questions. The result: “Talking to Women,” a short book of the edited conversations, which are revealing about the time just before second-wave feminism—yet still feel contemporary. Read more about the forgotten classic at the link in our bio. Illustration by @bethhoeckel.
“Can you imagine if I named this place Casablanca?” Mario Carta says of his new Mediterranean-Moroccan bistro, Chouchou. From the frosted hanging lanterns to the slinky, willow-waisted staff, the restaurant evokes a sultry night club where the mood is determinedly romantic and the lights are dangerously dim. When, after ordering, a parade of tiny saucers appears, first-time patrons might wonder if an entrée is even necessary. Don’t forgo the entrée. Read the full review at the link in our bio. Photograph by @michael_marcelle for TNY.
A cartoon by @willmcphail4, from this week’s issue. Follow @newyorkercartoons for more #TNYcartoons.
A frequently overlooked aspect of Zelda Fitzgerald’s life is her passion for ballet. At twenty-five, she began taking lessons in Paris with the great Russian ballerina Lubov Egorova and, within two years, decided to become a professional ballerina. How the physical demands of the art form affected her mental health are still debated. Click the link in our bio to read more about her ballet years. Photograph by CSU Archives/Everett.
@cartoonsbyhilary illustrates a few of her favorite things to freak out about. Swipe through for more.
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In June, the photographer @halberstam took over our photo department's Instagram account to share his images from New York City. Check out @newyorkerphoto to see more in this series, and other takeovers by photographers from all over the world.
A cartoon by @paulnoth. #TNYcartoons
In New York, if you look closely, you can find someone with their nose in a book on every park bench, museum step, patch of grass, and subway car. The photographer Jonno Rattman travelled all over town to find bookworms in unexpected places. Click the link in our bio for some highlights.
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