Katja Vujic

To celebrate the release of her latest cookbook, ‘Good Things,’ Samin Nosrat dropped a pin on the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and took us along on a culinary and cultural crawl to her most coveted saved locations.

The day before the release of her newest special, ‘Father,’ comedian Atsuko Okatsuka spent an hour celebrating at the Times Square Red Lobster.

Years of marketing have trained us to feel embarrassed of a natural (and lifesaving!) bodily function. This summer, let go of the antiperspirant and allow the sweat to drip down freely.

Looking through baby pictures, I envied my toddler-size sailor dress and denim-on-denim. So to rediscover my personal style, I re-created eight of my cutest outfits from childhood.

An interview with Tramell Tillman, who plays Mr. Milchick, a stickler for the rules who keeps his employees in line on Apple TV+’s ‘Severance.’

Dreams about your nine-to-five are common and can mean a lot of different things. Here, several dream analysts and experts help guide you through the possibilities.

Lucid dreaming can be a divisive topic among sleep and dream experts. But what actually is it? Can you teach yourself to do it? And should you? We asked seven dream experts these questions and more in this everything-guide to the dream practice.

An interview with writer Robin Wall Kimmerer, whose book ‘The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World’ aims to reframe the ways we think about giving and receiving gifts in a capitalist culture.

The Gotham Roller Derby skaters have collided with endless obstacles — but their community is as strong as ever. On a crisp September morning, early risers head to Prospect Park to walk their dogs or sit peacefully by the lake overlooking Duck…

Cinephiles lined up for the Criterion Closet and flaunted niche merch before heading into the movies. Last week, New York’s cinephiles swarmed the Upper West Side for the 62nd annual New York Film Festival at Lincoln Center. They suffered through…

In polite society, as depicted on HBO’s The Gilded Age, proper etiquette is a foundational requisite for social acceptance, and petty gossip can make or break you — standards that Morgan Spector, who plays the fictional new-money robber baron George…

Photo: Michael Shelford In its third season, Industry has delivered perhaps the best (or worst, depending on your perspective), most anxiety-inducing downward spiral of all time. Rishi Ramdani, the Pierpoint head trader whose briskly delivered quips…

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Getty Images, Retailers It can be tempting to let yourself stew in some X beef you might be having with a random reply guy, or allow yourself to hold a grudge against a colleague who publicly disagreed with you…

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Retailers, Getty Images, Universal Pictures Little Rot — Akwaeke Emezi’s eighth book since their 2018 debut, Freshwater — forces us to see the world with painfully sharp clarity. As relevant as it feels for…

We spent a sweltering summer Saturday at Jacob Riis Park to get some bookshelf inspiration. The Bigger Picture It was one of the first really hot days of the year in New York, and I found myself on a mission. With photographer Yael Malka, I boarded…

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Everett Collection, Retailers Emma Copley Eisenberg was fresh off a breakup and housesitting in Paris when she started writing Housemates. She found her way into an exhibition of Berenice Abbott’s photographs,…

Three blocks from the Brooklyn Bridge, an unassuming event space drew in some of New York’s literary darlings — and a few certified icons — for the duration of one humid Wednesday night. It was n+1’s Ultra gala, a celebration of the lit magazine’s…

Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne’s film, Am I OK?, starring Dakota Johnson and Sonoya Mizuno, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2022. It has finally received a trailer and an official release date: June 6 on Max. When I was in the eighth…

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Everett Collection, Retailers When she was in the eighth grade, Alice Markham-Cantor discovered that she was the descendant of Martha Carrier, a woman hanged in Salem in 1692 for witchcraft. Back then, she knew…

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Getty Images, Everett Collection, HBO, Retailers Justice for the doomscroll? Alexandra Tanner’s debut novel, Worry, personifies the cultural desensitization to violence that comes from our daily social-media…