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A young artist experiences vivid hallucinatory messages from nature after contracting a deadly bacterial infection, prompting reflections on biodiversity and extinction.
Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly join a Korean caption contest with humorous insights.
Azuma Makoto, a Japanese artist, creates plant sculptures that connect humanity and nature.
Filmmaker Omer Daida shows a father and daughter navigating life on a livestock farm.
Jill Abramson discusses journalism with Ken Auletta at the New Yorker Festival.
Paul Goldberger discusses Zaha Hadid's influential architecture and her Olympic projects.
David Belle discusses parkour techniques with Alec Wilkinson at The New Yorker Festival.
David Remnick moderates a panel on the changing Presidential race at The New Yorker Festival.
'Yes-People' is an Oscar-nominated animated short about Icelanders facing daily conflicts.
Donald Trump's presidency is humorously examined through 50 puns in a video produced by Sam Corbin and Andy Zou for The New Yorker’s Shorts & Murmurs series.
Emma and Colin discuss the latest newsy cartoons from The New Yorker this week.
A father and daughter explore cherished memories of sailing and space travel through mementos, illustrating the profound connection between nostalgia and memory.
A Chinese student studying in the United States confronts her reservations about therapy and undergoes significant personal growth through her sessions.
Alec Wilkinson discusses Bettye LaVette's unique vocal style and musical impact.
Emily Flake from The New Yorker teaches how to draw children using her experience with Agustin.
The artist sings 'I Decline' from his album 'Too Bright' in this New Yorker performance.
New Yorkers petition for spring to be a yearly event after 2013's delightful season.
Pierrick and his son showcase their passion for dirt-track racing, highlighting their friendly competition and the vibrant racing community in this short film by Damien and Marc Bettinelli.
Joseph Mitchell, a writer for The New Yorker, reflects on his life and work, including stories about Anne Honeycutt and Joe Camel Lupo, as he begins an autobiographical narrative.
Marcelo Bavaro in Brooklyn highlights the artistry of frames that surround works of art.
An eight-year-old tells their mother, 'I'm not a girl,' in Aurora Brachman's 'Joychild.'
Justice Kennedy rebuts Paul Clement's arguments against the ACA alongside Justice Kagan.
Ethan Hawke discusses his acting career and creative process during a conversation at The New Yorker Festival, highlighting his experiences and insights.
Alex Ross discusses Wagner's complex legacy at the 2012 New Yorker Festival.
Alex Ross discusses Michael Giacchino's soundtrack for 'Lost' in this New Yorker commentary.
Rebecca Meade interviews Amy Smith about technology solutions in Haiti, Senegal, and Ghana.
Bob Man discusses technology, Google Glass, and Apple Watch on The New Yorker’s Cartoon Lounge.
David Remnick hosts a humorous debate on cats versus dogs at The New Yorker Festival.
Art Spiegelman provides a personal tour of his retrospective at the Jewish Museum, highlighting his influential work and unique storytelling style.
Ai Weiwei documents his struggles with police in Chengdu for The New Yorker.
Ashrita Furman's underwater bicycling photoshoot is featured in The New Yorker.
Ben McGrath's commentary in The New Yorker profiles Nancy Lieberman's influential basketball career and her significant contributions to women's athletics.
Billy Eichner and Harvey Fierstein discuss LGBTQ+ representation with Michael Schulman.
Bryan Cranston's early television roles are examined, highlighting his performances that paved the way for his iconic character in Breaking Bad.
Bob Mankoff discusses Canadian reactions to a controversial cartoon in The New Yorker.
Bob Mankoff discusses The New Yorker's caption contest and features Lawrence Wood and Ed Steve.
Bob Mankoff discusses Manhattan's skyscraper evolution and iconic cartoons from The New Yorker.
Emma and Colin discuss alternative transportation as New York's subways become unreliable.
A mother awaits her daughter's return while chain-smoking and confronting her pain in Beity.
Chefs at the 'Foodies Unite!' event discuss menu planning and teamwork in the kitchen.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie discusses the black experience in America with David Remnick.
Clint Eastwood plays piano at the 2008 New Yorker Festival, showcasing his musical talent.
Mary Norris explains dash usage in writing, referencing The New Yorker and Emily Dickinson.
Mary Norris clarifies the difference between 'lie' and 'lay' in English grammar.
Mary Norris teaches the difference between 'who' and 'whom' using a popular song.
Christine Datz-Romero discusses composting initiatives in New York City.
David Brooks discusses everyday interactions and their influence from social media.
David Denby and Richard Brody discuss 'The Artist' and the lost art of silent cinema.
