New York Magazine: October 29, 2018 Issue

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October 29, 2018

Cover Story

The Class of 1946–2018

Twenty-seven school-shooting survivors bear their scars, and bear witness. A photo portfolio by Michael Avedon. By Jared Soule and Amelia Schonbek

On the Cover: Since being shot five times, Parkland survivor Anthony Borges has worn a colostomy bag. Photographs by Michael Avedon for New York Magazine.

Features

Disaffected Young Americans, Vote Please

Young people have everything to lose or gain. If they’d only turn out. All the reasons why they should.

By Eric Levitz

Plus: 12 of them on why they probably won't.
The Skimm Brains

This daily news digest has the ear of millions of women. How do its founders plan on wielding that power?

By Noreen Malone

INTELLIGENCER

The National Interest

Win or lose, the GOP is only going to get more extreme.
Tribes

House of Xtravaganza grows its glam family.
The Body Politic

Now is not the time for progressive self-care.

DEPARTMENTS

To Do: October 31–November 14, 2018

Twenty-five things to see, hear, watch, and read.
Comments: Week of October 29, 2018

Readers sound off on powerful women talking about power: fighting for it, winning it, losing it, wielding it, and more.
The Approval Matrix: Week of October 29, 2018

Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.
On the Cover: Victims of School Shootings From 1946–2018, in Their Own Words

We went all across America and talked to 25 victims of school shootings, from 1946-2018 about what they experienced.

The Cut

Our Lady of Immaculate Taste

The Gentlewoman’s Penny Martin on a decade of elegant restraint.

THE STRATEGIST

Holiday Food: A Very Frenchette Thanksgiving

A four-course holiday menu from Tribeca’s most in-demand chefs.
Best Bets

Colorful Aprons; custom-made smartglasses in Cobble Hill, by appointment only
Look Book

The illustrator with a mom-approved buzzcut

CULTURE

Elton John Is Not the Man They Think He Is at Home

He’s sold 150 million albums and been famous for five decades. But do we really know him?
In Conversation: Peter Dinklage

The actor on his Hervé Villechaize movie, the weirdness of fame, and the fate of Tyrion Lannister.
Philip Johnson, Nazi Spy?

Before there was the Glass House, there was the Third Reich.
The Movie Review

Orson Welles’s unfinished final masterpiece is here at last
The Theater Review

Elaine May keeps it together while falling apart in The Waverly Gallery.
The TV Review

It’s Claire’s game on House of Cards; The Conners rekindles the promise of the original series.

Issue Contents

Table of Contents

October 29, 2018

The Class of 1946–2018

Features

Disaffected Young Americans, Vote Please

The Skimm Brains

INTELLIGENCER

The National Interest

Tribes

The Body Politic

DEPARTMENTS

To Do: October 31–November 14, 2018

Comments: Week of October 29, 2018

The Approval Matrix: Week of October 29, 2018

On the Cover: Victims of School Shootings From 1946–2018, in Their Own Words

The Cut

Our Lady of Immaculate Taste

THE STRATEGIST

Holiday Food: A Very Frenchette Thanksgiving

Best Bets

Look Book

CULTURE

Elton John Is Not the Man They Think He Is at Home

In Conversation: Peter Dinklage

Philip Johnson, Nazi Spy?

The Movie Review

The Theater Review

The TV Review

Issue Contents

Table of Contents

October 29, 2018

The Class of 1946–2018

Features

Disaffected Young Americans, Vote Please

The Skimm Brains

INTELLIGENCER

The National Interest

Tribes

The Body Politic

DEPARTMENTS

To Do: October 31–November 14, 2018

Comments: Week of October 29, 2018

The Approval Matrix: Week of October 29, 2018

On the Cover: Victims of School Shootings From 1946–2018, in Their Own Words

The Cut

Our Lady of Immaculate Taste

THE STRATEGIST

Holiday Food: A Very Frenchette Thanksgiving

Best Bets

Look Book

CULTURE

Elton John Is Not the Man They Think He Is at Home

In Conversation: Peter Dinklage

Philip Johnson, Nazi Spy?

The Movie Review

The Theater Review

The TV Review

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