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Artist Ray Johnston and Michael Findlay at a party in honor of David Hockney, held in Findlay’s New York City loft apartment.
Marion Maneker • August 27, 2024

Findlay’s Wake

A new memoir by legendary art dealer Michael Findlay looks back at the wild art world of 1960s New York, when buildings in Soho sold for a song and the appreciation of a work of art outweighed its investment potential.
Peter Hamby • April 1, 2024
How to Fake It in America
joe biden
A candid conversation with Sasha Issenberg, author of “The Lie Detectives,” about the new frontlines of the disinformation arms race, how Biden can win the meme wars, and why ivory tower panic obscures the distinction between internet bullshit and genuine threats.
Peter Hamby • December 26, 2023
God and Man and MAGA
In conversation with Tina Nguyen, author of ‘The MAGA Diaries,’ about the evolution of the modern conservative media machine, from Milton and Mises to Tucker and Trump.
The Editors • December 11, 2023
Puck’s 2023 Guide to Mirth & Merriment
The third annual edition of our definitive, non-denominational holiday gift recommendations, this time with a few surprise V.I.P. guests…
emily weiss
Lauren Sherman • September 5, 2023
After the Gloss: What’s Next for Emily Weiss
A candid conversation with Glossier chronicler Marisa Meltzer about the rise and reinvention of V.C. fashion-tech girlboss feminism.
James has made a career of pushing buttons—she has some naysayers, who believe that she only pokes the bear when it’s self-serving—and yet the end result is typically net positive.
Lauren Sherman • May 29, 2023
Aurora James & The Dirty Business of Fashion Economics
In a candid conversation, the designer and activist discusses her big break, some financial lessons learned along the way, that A.O.C. dress and more.
The Editors • December 14, 2022
Puck’s 2nd Annual Guide to Mirth and Merriment
A definitive, non-denominational recommendation list of what we’re watching, gifting, drinking, and dreaming of for 2023, for both the naughty and nice, alike.
General Electric News Conference
William D. Cohan • November 16, 2022
The Corporate Divorce of the Century
By the mid-90s, Jack Welch was forced to ponder succession. Before him were a coterie of bright-eyed prospects—Cote, Immelt, Calhoun, and Nardelli, among them. But in the background was a scandal that befell perhaps his most qualified candidate. This is an excerpt from Power Failure: The Rise and Fall of an American Icon.
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
Julia Ioffe • November 1, 2022
The Party of Marjorie Taylor Greene
A bracing conversation with Robert Draper, the “Weapons of Mass Delusion” author and longtime Trumpworld chronicler, about the rise of the far right, McCarthy’s next moves, and the dawn of the M.T.G. era.
Chris Albrecht
Matthew Belloni • October 13, 2022
Chris Albrecht’s Past Is Prologue
A gruesome incident from the executive’s past, largely known to the industry, is now revisited with a fresh perspective in a new HBO book, which has put Albrecht in executive purgatory. Is it fair, or simply the reality of how Hollywood treats the BH Times (Before Harvey)?