A very chill week spent in the very stoned suburbs of Denver.
By Reeves Wiedeman
As trials of two of his (once) closest Albany allies begin, Governor Cuomo may be ruing the day he went after corruption.
By Chris Smith
What happened in the Brooklyn Uzbek community when several of its own were arrested under suspicion of terrorism.
By Mark Jacobson
Bernie Sanders, the left’s unlikely current favorite, has brought new life to socialism.
Cabinet secretary and rising Democrat Julián Castro celebrates the government not shutting down.
Who just might be the world’s most perfect celebrity.
How seriously should we take a new study that says pre-K isn’t much use?
Daniel Craig and Léa Seydoux.
Her near-biblical three-year drought between albums.
The playwright returns after a decade away.
The erstwhile Mr. Sulu on his long, hard trek to starring in Allegiance.
His film about the journalists who broke the Boston church sex-abuse scandal is an Oscar front-runner. His previous movie? Well, he’ll explain.
Studio executives often protest that there simply aren’t enough top-tier female filmmakers to choose from. This list shows they’re wrong.
Jason Schmidt’s Artists II.
Brooklyn’s homesickness.
Submission is a love letter to itself.
Humans pummels the heart.
Sylvia is a dramaturgical disaster.
Twenty-five things to see, hear, watch, and read.
A Calvin Klein model on what it’s like to be pretty, the ubiquitous gingham shirt that every man owns, and Justin Trudeau as a paper doll.
Readers sounds off on the sex lives of college students, consensual sex, and more.
Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.
Korean experimental eyewear in Soho; how to avoid dry-cleaning.
The student who talks to her mother seven times a day.
At Gabriel Kreuther’s new midtown home, the bar outshines the dining room.
Reinventing the pizza wheel.
Mekelburg’s salt-baked potato.
Where to view a $36 million Ming-dynasty-era cup, and a Buddhist monastery turned cabaret.
Why we like it, and what’s worth the wait right now.