Jesse Mckinley is a Scribbler at The New York Times, where he serves as a domestic correspondent for @NYTstyles. He covers a range of topics including culture, society, and politics, with a keen focus on pop culture, internet culture, and general assignment news. Jesse has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, The Irish Times, and The Boston Globe, among others.
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Jesse Mckinley's coverage is primarily focused on local events in New York, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to politics and crime. This indicates an interest in timely and relevant developments within the region.
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By: Jesse McKinley
With the Taylor Swift wedding festivities ramping up at Madison Square Garden, President Donald Trump -- a longtime critic of the singer -- has been trying to grab some attention for his own events to celebrate the nation's 250th birthday in Washington, using Swift's lyrics and images.
By: Emma Fitzsimmons, Alisha Haridasani Gupta, Jesse Mckinley, Gabriella Gershenson, Amy Graff, Nia Decaille, Christine Chung, Joseph Bernstein, Madison Malone Kircher, Vanessa Friedman, Sarah Lyon
Adam Sandler officiated the ceremony. The bride and groom both wore Dior. And up to 1,000 of the couple’s closest (and most famous) friends are celebrating inside the New York arena.
By: Jesse McKinley
NEW YORK -- While the news that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are now officially married may not have been a surprise -- with weeks of anticipation and clues about the event leaking out -- the most surprising detail may have been the ceremony's officiant: Adam Sandler.
By: Sarah Lyon, Gabriella Gershenson, Vanessa Friedman, Gabriella Gershensen, Emma G. Fitzsimmons, Donna Kim, Madison Malone Kircher, Joseph Bernstein, Jesse Mckinley, Nia Decaille, Emma Fitzsimmons, Victor Mather
Adam Sandler officiated the ceremony. The bride and groom both wore Dior. And up to 1,000 of the couple’s closest (and most famous) friends celebrated inside the New York arena.
By: Gabriella Gershenson, Joseph Bernstein, Vanessa Friedman, Victor Mather, Sarah Lyon, Nia Decaille, Emma Fitzsimmons, Emma G. Fitzsimmons, Madison Malone Kircher, Gabriella Gershensen, Jesse Mckinley, Donna Kim
Some fans braved the heat to snap photos outside the home she owns in TriBeCa as well as nearby Cornelia Street in the West Village.
By: Gabriella Gershenson, Madison Malone Kircher, Donna Kim, Joseph Bernstein, Emma Fitzsimmons, Sarah Lyon, Vanessa Friedman, Nia Decaille, Gabriella Gershensen, Jesse Mckinley, Victor Mather, Emma G. Fitzsimmons
Adam Sandler officiated the ceremony. The bride and groom both wore Dior. And up to 1,000 of the couple’s closest (and most famous) friends celebrated inside the New York arena.
By: Madison Malone Kircher, Matt Stevens, Jesse McKinley
By: Madison Malone Kircher, Matt Stevens, Jesse Mckinley
Word from inside the event was non-existent, and the world is still waiting on the eagerly anticipated images. But here’s what we do know about the celebrity wedding of the year.
A nation of us versus them and them and them.
By: Jesse McKinley
Perhaps more than many other entertainers who appeared alongside the Muppets, Parton seemed to have a natural ease with her inanimate sidekicks.
