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cut covers Rama Duwaji, First Lady of New York City The 28-year-old artist is excited for her husband Zohran Mamdani’s new job. Just don’t call her the mayor’s plus one. By Danya Issawi
body image The Era of Emaciation Celebrities and influencers have become worryingly thin. It’s impossible not to notice. By Angelina Chapin
the child-care tab New York City Nannies Have Had It A new generation of insecure, controlling parents is too much to handle. By Carrie Battan

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The 5 Biggest Problems Mayor Mamdani Will Face on Day One

These doozies will be waiting for him on his new desk at City Hall. By Errol Louis

american affairs The Democratic Party Is Making a Big Mistake Party elites have a pathological aversion to introspection. That’s dangerous headed into a major election year. By Ross Barkan
tremendous content Trump Teases White House Ballroom Is ‘Bigger Than I Told You’ The ballroom also features a “drone-free roof,” and we’ll be holding inaugurations in there — or the president might just be spitballing. By Margaret Hartmann
politics Artists Flee Kennedy Center After Trump Name Change Numerous artists are canceling their scheduled shows at the storied Washington, D.C., institution in response to its Trumpy rebranding. By Nia Prater
foreign interests Did Trump Reveal U.S. Strike in Venezuela on a Radio Show? In a vague and offhand comment, the president claimed that the U.S. hit a target inside the country on Christmas Eve. By Matt Stieb

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The Making of Mayor Mamdani He is a brilliant political talent with dizzying ambitions to change the city. Is he ready for the actual job, though? By David Freedlander

tremendous content Trump’s Hand Bruise Is on the Move While the White House still claims it’s a hand-shaking injury, the bruise is now on Trump’s left hand, too. By Margaret Hartmann

public health Here Comes the Super Flu Thanks to a nasty new variant, this flu season is really going to suck. By Chas Danner

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The Cut

beauty

Hudson Williams Breaks Down His Multistep Skin-Care Routine

The Heated Rivalry star can’t get enough Skin1004 sunscreen, Beauty of Joseon serum, and an iRestore red-light helmet. By Carol Lee

culture How Magicians Took Over Nightlife Card tricks, mind-reading, and other illusions are astounding even the most scene-y, jaded party crowds.
how i fixed my Victoria Nelson’s 6 Figure Journey to Fixing Her Burned Skin Celebrity aesthetician Sonya Dakar burned Victoria Nelson’s skin with a mystery peel. She spent almost six figures trying to fix her skin.
2025 year in review The Rise of the Anti-Trump Folk Hero Nothing gave me hope this year like the fearless, persistent, whimsical normies who stood up to the Trump administration.

astrology Your Daily Horoscope by Madame Clairevoyant: Jan. 1, 2026 Mercury closes out the year in Sagittarius before moving into Capricorn. For now, you’ll only be drawn to actionable ideas. By Claire Comstock-Gay
obits Tatiana Schlossberg Has Died At 35 Her death comes a month after she revealed in an essay published in The New Yorker that she had acute myeloid leukemia. By Julia Reinstein
obsessive tester Our Shopping Writer’s Top 25 Products Tried-and-true selects. By Chinea Rodriguez

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Every Stanley Kubrick Movie, Ranked

Stanley Kubrick made only 13 features over the course of his career. Eleven of them are among the greatest pictures ever made. By Bilge Ebiri

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vulture games Telematrix No. 90: January 1, 2026 Can you name and Emmy-winning TV show starring Leslie Bibb or Sam Rockwell? By Britina Cheng
vulture games Cinematrix No. 646: January 1, 2026 Can you name a Jackie Chan movie released between 1990 and 2005? By Britina Cheng
happy holidays? No Christmas Truce in Sight for the Beckhams David Beckham omitted Brooklyn from his 2025 Instagram post. By Bethy Squires
happy new year! BTS Teases a Spring 2026 Reunion What are they going to do March 20? By Bethy Squires

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10 Art Shows We Can’t Wait to See in 2026 Will the New Museum actually reopen? By Jerry Saltz

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The Strategist

sales Tons of Stuff at Gap Is Over 50 Percent Off Including some of our favorite sweats, T-shirts, and underwear. By Tembe Denton-Hurst
bedding Our Bedding Writer’s New Favorite Percale Sheets Are 36 Percent Off Boll & Branch’s percale sheets are soft and lived-in. By Lauren Ro
style All the Best After-Christmas Fashion Deals, From Alex Mill to Zappos Including Babaà wool and Gap CashSoft. By Martha Tuber
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tech This Week’s Best Apple Sales Are as Good as Black Friday AirPods for under $100, AirTags for $19, and more great Apple deals. By Lauren Levy

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Curbed

street fights

In Defense of the Sidewalk Shed

Yes, they’re annoying and a little ugly. I love them anyway. By Adriane Quinlan

getting around Swipe and Let Go It had a good run, but the MetroCard is ready for retirement. By Christopher Bonanos
supertalls ‘Concrete Hand Grenades,’ Ghost Floors, and More Supertall Drama The year in skyscrapers. By Kim Velsey
best of new york The Best Home-Cleaning Services in New York For an apartment deep clean, post-party tidying, and more. By Oset Babür-Winter

the housing market 2026 Will Continue the Good Streak for Luxury Buyers Those who need mortgages might find it tough, though. By Kim Velsey
getting around The Year of Subway Slop AI and nonsense ads trolled us on our commutes. By Clio Chang
year in review Wendy Goodman’s Most-Read Stories of 2025 From Amy Sedaris’s tree-house guest apartment to a countess’s hunting lodge in Southampton. By Wendy Goodman

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Where to Eat in January

The best restaurants for right now.

underground gourmet The Best Lines of 2025 This was the year of the naanini and the rainbow whip. By Tammie Teclemariam
nightlife This Was the Year Our Best New Bars Came From Other Places Four imports worth checking out. By Mark Byrne
year in review 15 Standout Moments From 2025’s Grub Street Diets Featuring Brad Lander, Monica Lewinsky, Sarah Sherman, and more. By The Editors
restaurant review The New Babbo Is Missing Its Old Magic Stephen Starr’s revival lacks the vibrancy and surprise that made the original famous. By Matthew Schneier

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Where to Eat in January The best restaurants for right now. By Grub Street

the grub street diet Simon Kim Goes Wherever the Night Takes Him “A lot of stimulation comes my way.” By Ben Widdicombe

restaurant review Will the Eighty Six Stick Around? The latest Chumley’s reboot is small, exclusive, and more than a little predictable. By Matthew Schneier

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