Michael Schulman is a staff writer at The New Yorker. He primarily covers arts and culture, with a focus on theater and entertainment, and has written extensively about notable figures such as Meryl Streep, Ridley Scott, and Bowen Yang. His work has been featured in outlets including The New York Times, Slate Magazine, and Vulture.
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By: Adam Gopnik, Michael Schulman, Dhruv Khullar, Isaac Chotiner, Hua Hsu, Naomi Fry, Eren Orbey, Nicholas Dawidoff, Yukio Mishima, Jay Caspian Kang, Stephania Taladrid
Readers respond to Eyal Press’s article about blue-collar voters, Hannah Goldfield’s piece on Southern California’s health industry, and Sage Mehta’s essay about her father.
By: Dhruv Khullar, Jay Caspian Kang, Eren Orbey, Hua Hsu, Michael Schulman, Ömer Sami, Adam Gopnik, Nicholas Dawidoff, Stephania Taladrid, Naomi Fry, Isaac Chotiner, Yukio Mishima
In Ömer Sami’s documentary short, a man’s wish to be cryogenically frozen after death raises questions for his wife and children.
By: Dhruv Khullar, Jay Caspian Kang, Eren Orbey, Hua Hsu, Michael Schulman, Adam Gopnik, Nicholas Dawidoff, Stephania Taladrid, Bob Morris, Naomi Fry, Isaac Chotiner, Yukio Mishima
Estere Ciccone, who goes by the d.j. name Queen Estere, didn’t wear pink, but she kept the Barbie-loving dance floor packed.
By: Adam Gopnik, Michael Schulman, Dhruv Khullar, Isaac Chotiner, Hua Hsu, Naomi Fry, Eren Orbey, Nicholas Lemann, Nicholas Dawidoff, Yukio Mishima, Jay Caspian Kang, Stephania Taladrid
The full effects of the President’s economic policies won’t be felt for years. That might be too late for Kamala Harris and other Democrats.
By: Adam Gopnik, Michael Schulman, Dhruv Khullar, Isaac Chotiner, Hua Hsu, Naomi Fry, Eren Orbey, Nicholas Dawidoff, Yukio Mishima, Jay Caspian Kang, Nick Paumgarten, Stephania Taladrid
As the election nears, along with the potential mess to ensue, an apprehensive citizen retraces the steps of a man who chronicled New York’s Draft Riots.
By: Lorenzo Mattotti, Adam Gopnik, Michael Schulman, Dhruv Khullar, Isaac Chotiner, Hua Hsu, Naomi Fry, Eren Orbey, Françoise Mouly, Nicholas Dawidoff, Yukio Mishima, Jay Caspian Kang, Stephania Taladrid
The exhilarating blur of the New York City Marathon.
By: Anna Pook
“Practical Magic” Being able to light a candle without putting a flame to it. Actually Practical Magic
A goofy-seeming sci-fi subgenre holds useful lessons about managing technology in an accelerating age.
By: Adam Gopnik, Nicholas Lemann, Isaac Chotiner, Ian Crouch, Eren Orbey, Jay Martel, Emily Witt, Yukio Mishima, Michael Schulman, Dhruv Khullar, Andrew Marantz, Benjamin Wallace-Wells
From the daily newsletter: Nicholas Lemann on Biden's Big Deal. Plus: the politics of a murder in Georgia; the haunting world of Japanese puppet theatre; and can steampunk save us?
By: Michael Schulman
Discover the latest CPU-GPU integration models and PCIe configurations reshaping data center architectures and compute efficiency
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