A conversation with editor David Remnick (The New Yorker, The Washington Post, more)

The one with the unscheduled “business” meeting

A conversation with designer Gail Bichler (The New York Times Magazine)

After ending its print run in 2019, a beloved humor magazine gets the last laugh with a major exhibit this summer.

Why did WeWork founder Adam Neumann buy a surfing magazine? To build an all-encompassing lifestyle corporation. Probably.

A conversation with Cherry Bombe founder and editor Kerry Diamond.

A conversation with Willa Bennett (Editor: Highsnobiety, GQ, Seventeen, more).

For the entire time I’ve worked in magazines, I’ve been told that print is dead. But what does that actually mean?

The one with an egg in a bag.

A conversation with Mountain Gazette owner and editor Mike Rogge

The uneasy marriage of a magazine legend and a scoop machine.

A group of passionate admirers have curated the ultimate retrospective of one of the most important magazines ever produced.

A conversation with editor Janice Min (The Hollywood Reporter, Us Weekly, The Ankler, more)

In Marfa, Texas, you can (maybe) glimpse a future for independent media.

A conversation with Bustle Digital Group chief content officer Emma Rosenbloom

The one where I made you ask.

A conversation with designer and editor Scott Dadich (Texas Monthly, Wired, more)

Author Terry McDonell made a deal with fellow Hearst editor—and best friend—Liz Tilberis: “She would help me with Esquire’s fashion and I would help her with ‘getting on in America.’”

Shoe horns, lampshades and CBD-infused elixirs are among the goods Graydon Carter is selling at a new newsstand-style shop in New York.

A conversation with MacGuffin founders Kirsten Algera and Ernst van der Hoeven