Lillian Stone is a Personal Finance Writer at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, culture and society, health and wellness, as well as cryptocurrency and blockchain, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Lillian's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Slate Magazine, GQ Magazine, The New Yorker, and BBC World.
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By: Rebecca Mead, Michael Schulman, Joshua Rothman, E. Tammy Kim, Lillian Stone, Kyle Chayka, Françoise Mouly, Helen Rosner, Calvin Trillin, Isaac Chotiner, Charles Bethea, Oscar Schwartz, John Kenney
Why should American exceptionalism end at the red-light district?
By: Françoise Mouly, Kyle Chayka, Calvin Trillin, John Cassidy, E. Tammy Kim, John Kenney, Charles Bethea, Isaac Chotiner, Helen Rosner, Lillian Stone, Joshua Rothman, Oscar Schwartz, Michael Schulman
As a pro-crypto Administration prepares to take power and crypto investors cheer, there are some parallels with the dot-com boom of the late nineties.
By: Françoise Mouly, Kyle Chayka, Calvin Trillin, E. Tammy Kim, John Kenney, Charles Bethea, Isaac Chotiner, Helen Rosner, Lillian Stone, Joshua Rothman, Oscar Schwartz, Michael Schulman
A middle-aged, murderous Tom Ripley; a boozy, stagestruck Mary Todd Lincoln; an unlikely pair of singers at the Grammys—these were the acts that broke through the noise of this fractious, tumultuous year.
By: Kyle Chayka, Oscar Schwartz, Rosanna Warren, Helen Rosner, Michael Schulman, Lillian Stone, Françoise Mouly, Charles Bethea, E. Tammy Kim, Calvin Trillin, John Kenney, Joshua Rothman, Isaac Chotiner
“ ‘Your heart is photogenic, but it’s shy,’ the nurse / announces.”
By: Kyle Chayka, Oscar Schwartz, Helen Rosner, Michael Schulman, Lillian Stone, Françoise Mouly, Charles Bethea, E. Tammy Kim, Calvin Trillin, John Kenney, Isaac Chotiner, Joshua Rothman, Lee Upton
“I really wish people / would dance at receptions.”
By: Oscar Schwartz, Lillian Stone, Françoise Mouly, Calvin Trillin, Isaac Chotiner, John Kenney, E. Tammy Kim, Michael Schulman, Joshua Rothman, Helen Rosner, Charles Bethea, Alex Barasch, Kyle Chayka
Halina Reijn has always loved the genre—and revelled in creating a steamy melodrama for Nicole Kidman in which the protagonist is “greedy,” “dark,” and “wrong.”
By: Joshua Rothman, Helen Rosner, Oscar Schwartz, John Kenney, E. Tammy Kim, Michael Schulman, Kyle Chayka, Charles Bethea, Françoise Mouly, Alex Ross, Isaac Chotiner, Calvin Trillin, Lillian Stone
The musicians possess a powerful collective personality, creating an organic mass of sound.
By: Oscar Schwartz, Lillian Stone, Calvin Trillin, Françoise Mouly, Isaac Chotiner, John Kenney, E. Tammy Kim, Michael Schulman, Joshua Rothman, Helen Rosner, Calvin Tomkins, Charles Bethea, Kyle Chayka
Rashid Johnson, who is preparing for a major mid-career show at the Guggenheim, explores depths of masculine vulnerability that few of his contemporaries have touched.
By: Isaac Chotiner, Oscar Schwartz, Joshua Rothman, Adam Iscoe, E. Tammy Kim, Charles Bethea, Françoise Mouly, John Kenney, Calvin Trillin, Kyle Chayka, Michael Schulman, Helen Rosner, Lillian Stone
The trial over the death of Jordan Neely, which made Penny a right-wing cause célèbre, became a flash point in the debate over crime and vigilantism in big cities.
Dad’s been redpilled. Mom’s still campaigning for Hillary. Sister thinks RFK Jr.’s an alien. I’ve got gifts for them all.
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