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the media Andrew Huberman’s Mechanisms of Control The private and public seductions of the world’s biggest pop neuroscientist. podcast By Kerry Howley
crime A Hidden Sexual-Assault Scandal at the New York Philharmonic Two musicians were fired for sexual misconduct. Why are they back with the orchestra? By Sammy Sussman
the internet The Cleanfluencers Who Declutter, Haul, Restock, Repeat Meet the content creators making a living by cleaning and reorganizing, one purse tower, acrylic plastic container, and egg organizer at a time. By Charlotte Barnett

Intelligencer

the money game

Can Elon Musk Pull Off a Mark Zuckerberg?

The Tesla CEO tries to execute a dramatic, tech-driven pivot to rescue his company’s crashing stock value. By Kevin T. Dugan

trump on trial What Happened in the Trump Trial Today: Contempt Coming? A running recap of Donald Trump’s first criminal trial. By Nia Prater
social studies How Gmail Became Our Diary Rebecca Makkai, Paul Murray, and other authors dig through their email archives on the 20th anniversary of Google’s other flagship product. By The Editors
the clash on campus The Professor Protesting Columbia’s Own Students How Shai Davidai, a self-described “lefty Israeli,” made himself the face of the campus-protest backlash. By Matt Stieb
student protests Police Clash With Palestine Protesters on Multiple Campuses Law enforcement attempted to break up protests in Austin and Los Angeles, sometimes forcefully. By Nia Prater

the media
Mehdi Hasan Wants to Debate You His aggressive interviewing style landed him a Sunday show on MSNBC. Until he started talking about Palestine. By E. Alex Jung

early and often Trump vs. Biden Polls: Kennedy Now Threatens Both Candidates Initially RFK Jr. was helping Trump build leads over Biden. Now the independent seems to be drawing votes equally from both major-party candidates. By Ed Kilgore

early and often Was the Ukraine Aid Bill a Trump Defeat or Planned Retreat? Trump stood aside as his closest allies lost a big foreign-aid fight in Congress. By Ed Kilgore

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The Cut

astrology

Madame Clairevoyant: Horoscopes for the Week of April 21–27

By Claire Comstock-Gay

parenting Emily Oster Softens Up In her new book, The Unexpected, the economist turned parenting expert examines life-threatening pregnancy complications that defy optimization. By Miranda Rake
esther calling ‘Why Do I Panic When the Honeymoon Phase Is Over?’ Because you learned from your parents to bolt as soon as things get hard, Esther Perel tells this week’s “Esther Calling” listener. By Esther Perel
encounter Gayle Rankin Takes Center Stage After years of flirting with mainstream success, the character actress steps into the spotlight in Cabaret. By Emily Leibert

power Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 Rape Conviction Has Been Overturned The disgraced producer will remain in prison although New York’s top court said he must receive a new trial. By Andrea González-Ramírez
recommendations The Challengers Soundtrack Makes Me Feel Invincible Picture me running solely on the fumes of Josh O’Connor’s beard sweat. By Danielle Cohen
personal finance When You’re Laid Off But Still Have to Go to Work Three women on continuing to do their jobs even after they lost them. By Charlotte Cowles

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Vulture

the law

Harvey Weinstein’s Rape Conviction Was Just Overturned

“We will do everything in our power to retry this case, and remain steadfast in our commitment to survivors of sexual assault,” the Manhattan DA said. By Victoria Bekiempis

SNL’s Opera Man Sings What We’re All Thinking About the End of Game of Thrones

vulture lists The 16 Most Unforgettable Scenes in American Horror Story History This is not for the weak-stomached. By Brian Tallerico
vulture games Cinematrix No. 44: April 25, 2024 Can you name a Liam Neeson movie set in space? By Joe Reid
vulture 10x10 The Killer Puzzle 6-Across, Four Letters: Psychotic item in the 2010 horror film “Rubber” By Stella Zawistowski
theater review Stomping As They Climb in Jordans Ife Olujobi’s claws-out satire doesn’t quite reach the tragic potential of its DEI-in-the-workplace premise. By Sara Holdren

theater review
The New Uncle Vanya’s Aims Are Off Steve Carell & Co. are individually appealing in Heidi Schreck’s translation, but the show itself never comes to life. By Sara Holdren

chat room
Nymphia Wind Is a Wallflower at Heart By Jason P. Frank

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The Strategist

mother’s day 2023 Mother’s Day Bouquets (That You Can Order Online) for Every Type of Mom From classic and curated to wild and off the wall. By Kitty Guo and Arielle Avila
the strategist 100 The Strategist Lighting District One hundred lamps, pendants, bulbs, lanterns, and more to brighten up your space. By Lauren Ro and Erin Schwartz
women’s activewear The 12 Very Best Yoga Pants for Women Whether you’re watching a YouTube video or hitting the studio. By Katherine Gillespie
celebrity shopping What Chanel Iman Can’t Live Without “Sometimes you just get that craving for something sweet, and this satisfies it.” By Chanel Iman and Arielle Avila
men’s apparel I Only Packed One Outfit for My Weeklong Vacation “Whenever I go anywhere, I end up bonding with one thing — that thing you wear the most on a trip.” By Aaron Levine and Hilary Reid

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Curbed

look book

The Look Book Goes to Kleinfeld Bridal Salon

On a recent Friday, we went to the famed wedding-dress shop as brides tried on gown after gown. gallery By Jenna Milliner-Waddell

brick & mortar The $10,000-a-Month ‘Wellness Social Club’ on Greenwich Street Using AI and a little bit of your blood, Continuum Club promises a “journey to becoming the ideal version of oneself.” By Clio Chang
street view Where NIMBYs Got Their Veto Power How a progressive movement to give more power to neighborhoods brought us to our current housing impasse. By Justin Davidson
student protests Columbia’s Evicted Students Are Finding Beds for One Another A network of students, professors, and supporters has organized in the wake of the school’s notices to vacate. By Adriane Quinlan

openings Wendy Goodman’s Picks From Milan Design Week Never before seen Eames lamps, modern craft collections, and new furniture made from scraps. By Wendy Goodman
great rooms A Burlesque Family at Home Showbiz couple Angie Pontani and Brian Newman’s high-spirited Marine Park house. By Wendy Goodman
who’s selling Mica Ertegun’s East 81st Townhouse Hits Market The interior designer and original kilim influencer’s Manhattan home was her greatest calling card. By Kim Velsey

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Grub Street

who ate where

An Oral History of Prune’s Brunch

Where midwestern tourists ate eggs Benny next to Jake Gyllenhaal.

first taste Beefbar Is the Strangest New Steakhouse in New York Wagyu Bolognese and emoji plates land in Tribeca. By Matthew Schneier and Tammie Teclemariam
who ate where Café Loup Was Where Writers Went for Gossip and Affairs A literary haunt where it seemed everyone “knew” one another. By Vivian Gornick
who ate where Elio’s Was the Epicenter of Manhattan Power in the ’80s “Nancy Reagan used to come all the time.” By Shawn McCreesh
where to eat The Upper East Side Gets a Face-lift A Cajun clubhouse, lobster tacos, and Basque seafood from sushi experts. By Adam Reiner