The National Interest

Trump’s permanent campaign is working.

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The lure of Instagram’s Cheap Old Houses

Movements

Boycotts of Georgia will only make it redder

Comments: Week of May 27, 2019

Readers sound off on climate change and the L.A. fires, Stacy Title’s battle with ALS, and more.

The Approval Matrix: Week of May 27, 2019

Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.

‘New York’ Crossword

Matt Gaffney’s latest puzzle.

A Q&A With Alice Hines on How She Reported New York’s Cover Story on Incels

A look inside the world of “incels” (involuntarily celibate men) who believe fixing their bone structure will fix their dating lives.

Best Bets

A gaudy, ’80s-style home aquarium.

40 Ideas for an Adult Birthday Party

Every size and budget.

Stuyshwick

A micro-guide to a new(ish) neighborhood(ish).

The Dish

Jiang Diner’s lamb shumai spotlights the inner Mongolian roots of a dim sum classic.

21st-Century Tiki

A precisely jiggered blend of kitsch and finesse elevates the form.

All Copies Signed by the Late Writer

The Philip Roth bookstand outside of Zabar’s

Port Authority’s Cast on Their Viral, History-Making Cannes Moment

“To have black and brown bodies on that red carpet — it’s a game-changer. Queer black men: They don’t make it [to Cannes]. Not like that.”

Why I Like It

From Jori Finkel’s new book: artists on the art that moves them

Manson Mania

An extensive pop-culture guide on the 50th anniversary of the infamous Hollywood murders.

The Art Review

Give the Whitney Biennial a chance.

The Pop Music Review

Tyler, the Creator — and his voice — take center stage on IGOR.

The Theater Review

Octet is that rare, thrilling thing: a new musical that really does feel new.

To Do: May 29–June 12