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  1. the group portrait
    How the Oldest Family-Run Business in Chinatown Keeps the Lights On“Throughout the COVID year, we had a half a dozen family members here every day. It’s our family living room.”
    By Diana Budds
  2. reopenings
    The High-Design Return of Henrietta HudsonNew York’s longest-operating lesbian bar is back in business.
    By Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner
  3. look book
    The Look Book Goes to Dia ChelseaAfter a two-year renovation, the gallery reopened with an exhibition of works by artist Lucy Raven.
    By Jane Starr Drinkard and Brock Colyar
  4. the office
    Remember the Office?A look back at 150 years of cubicles, corner offices, all-nighters, and the holiday party.
    By The Editors
  5. the office
    The Infinite Semiotics of the Office BathroomIt is an unavoidable intersection of power and poop.
    By Sloane Crosley
  6. the office
    What It Was Like to Work at The Paris Review in the 1980sA few of the people we discovered became famous; many did not.
    By Mona Simpson
  7. the office
    Scandals, Murders, and Innovations in One Iconic New York City OfficeThe Equitable Building is not as famous as the Chrysler, the Empire State, or even the Flatiron. But it changed the city in countless ways.
    By Chris Pomorski
  8. the office
    The Exquisite Pleasure of a Dead-End JobThe dirty deeds, office drama, and pay irregularities of a starter job.
    By Mark Harris
  9. the office
    The Subtle Art of the Executive AssistantThe role occupies a peculiar place in the modern office.
    By Molly Young
  10. the office
    Why Is Office Lighting So Bad?Fluorescents were terrible. But LEDs can drive you insane.
    By Rachel Handler
  11. the office
    New York City Made the OfficeAnd the office, in turn, made modern New York.
    By Justin Davidson
  12. openings
    A Guide to NYC Restaurants That Have Opened During the Pandemic78 new cafes, sandwich counters, cocktail bars, neighborhood bakeries, and plenty more.
    By Emma Orlow
  13. chinatown conversations
    What It’s Like to Work in Chinatown Right Now“I get looked at a little differently. I feel the stares on me.”
    As told to Cathy Erway
  14. look book
    The Look Book Goes to the Rockaway YMCAChecking in with masked members at the gym.
    By Jane Starr Drinkard and Brock Colyar
  15. features
    A Hot New Restaurant Moved In. That Made Its Neighbors Nervous.A gentrification battle erupts in Ridgewood.
    By Chris Crowley
  16. the real estate
    What If Compass Is Basically Just Like Every Other Real-Estate Brokerage?Except with a nicer logo and an over-leveraged IPO.
    By Reeves Wiedeman
  17. everything you need to know
    How to (Legally) Smoke Marijuana in New York CityWhat you can do now and what will happen over time.
    By Rachel Sugar
  18. best of new york 2021
    The Best Therapists in New YorkWe asked 31 notable New Yorkers about their therapists and are publishing their referrals in their own words.
    By Louis Cheslaw and Liza Corsillo
  19. best of new york 2021
    The Best Playgrounds in New YorkGiant geodesic climbing nets, ravines full of sprinklers, and a variety of slides.
    By Caroline Spivack
  20. best of new york 2021
    The Best Custom Woodworkers in New YorkWhether you want a Judd-like plywood bench, a full wall of bookshelves made of rift-cut oak, or just some simple, inexpensive cabinets.
    By Diana Budds
  21. best of new york 2021
    The Best Toy Stores in New YorkA Harlem fixture owned by a former schoolteacher, the packed-to-the-gills shop in Cobble Hill, and more.
    By Lauren Ro
  22. best of new york 2021
    The Best Homeware Stores in New YorkAffordable vintage furniture, Japanese gifts, Brimfield-quality quilts, and more.
    By Hilary Reid and Louis Cheslaw
  23. best of new york
    Best of New York 2021Reintroducing a 36-year-old New York magazine franchise.
    By The Editors
  24. movements
    ‘Six Generations, and We Ended Up in the Same Place 150 Years Later’A mother and daughter on their family’s history in Chinatown and returning to Columbus Park to protest anti-Asian racism.
    As told to Eveline Chao
  25. reopening
    Who Is Really Dining Indoors in New York City?“At some point, we’re gonna have to take that step.”
    By Allie Conti
  26. interviews
    What It’s Like to Be a Landlord in Chinatown Right Now“It’s been heartbreaking.”
    As told to Cathy Erway
  27. look book
    The Look Book Goes to the AngelikaFor the first time in nearly a year, moviegoers came back to the theater — masked and seated apart.
    By Jane Starr Drinkard and Brock Colyar
  28. closings
    Eisenberg’s, a New York Institution, Is a GonerThe business has closed, but the landlord reportedly wants to bring it back.
    By Chris Crowley
  29. covid-19
    365 Days After Shutting Down, What Has New York’s Restaurant World Learned?And how will we put this knowledge to use?
    By Alan Sytsma
  30. endings
    What Is the True Cost of Closing a Restaurant?Navigating broken dreams and mounting bills.
    By Mahira Rivers
  31. labor fights
    Inside the Fight to Save Jing FongWorkers rally to keep Chinatown’s largest restaurant alive.
    By Chris Crowley
  32. look book
    The Look Book Goes to S&T Auto BodyA Friday morning at the 46-year-old car-repair shop in the Bronx’s Little Italy.
    By Jane Starr Drinkard and Brock Colyar
  33. labor fights
    After the StrikeFear and tension inside the Hunts Point Produce Market.
    By Alexandria Misch
  34. reopening
    How NYC’s Bars and Restaurants Are Preparing for the Return of Indoor Dining“We’re not thrilled about it.”
    By Rachel Sugar
  35. coronavirus
    How COVID Accelerated a Fight Against Food DesertsA push for healthier food options for one of New York’s hardest-hit populations.
    By Muriel Alarcón Luco
  36. tributes
    Corky Lee ‘Was Chinatown to Me’The photographer, who died on January 27, captured the hard work of Asian American community-building.
    By Ming Lin and Alexandra Tatarsky
  37. coronavirus
    Indoor Dining Can Return to NYC on Valentine’s DayGovernor Andrew Cuomo says the city is on track to reopen dining rooms at 25 percent capacity on February 14.
    By Rachel Sugar
  38. labor fights
    Inside the End of the Hunts Point Produce Market Strike“When it was your time to stand up, you stood up and did the right thing.”
    By Alexandria Misch
  39. debates
    New York Loves Its Bodegas, But What Are They Officially?How the city keeps track of its most beloved stores.
    By Andrew Silverstein
  40. my spots
    John Wilson’s Favorite Spots in RidgewoodChicken pupusas, a special occasion strip club, and a used bookstore with great coffee.
    By Louis Cheslaw
  41. strikes
    What’s Happening at the Hunts Point Produce Market?Workers are on strike, and some experts warn it could affect the city’s produce supplies.
    By Rachel Sugar
  42. closings
    Good-bye to Sammy’s Roumanian and Its Glorious SchmaltzNew York’s favorite “Jewish disco” has closed its doors for good.
    By Jason Diamond
  43. streeteries
    A Full Taxonomy of New York’s Winter StreeteriesBundle up and dig in.
    By Rachel Sugar
  44. a long talk
    Fran Lebowitz vs. the WorldA long talk (on a landline) with the star of Martin Scorsese’s cranky, necessary love letter to New York, Pretend It’s a City.
    By Wendy Goodman
  45. bundle up!
    How Does Outdoor Dining Work in the Snow?New York City’s Department of Sanitation has issued some important new guidelines.
    By Rachel Sugar
  46. closings
    The End of ‘21’ ClubOne of New York City’s most iconic restaurants will call it quits.
    By Robert Simonson
  47. coronavirus
    What You Need to Know About the Mac’s Public House ControversyHow a Staten Island tavern became an epicenter for pandemic fatigue.
    By Chris Crowley
  48. cityscape
    From Community Organizer to the Ultimate InsiderKathy Wylde, the longtime head of the Partnership for New York City, has a message for today’s young socialists.
    By David Freedlander
  49. streeteries
    What Happens If Outdoor Dining Pauses in New York?People need spaces to gather. Do we want to see what happens when those go away?
    By Rachel Sugar
  50. fear vs. fun
    New York Nightlife Never Stopped. It Just Moved Underground.After hours in the contagious city.
    By Brock Colyar
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