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The former Reds star considers the reigning PFA Player of the Year to be one of the top talents in England, not just the finest of those at the back Virgil van Dijk has been lauded by Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher as “the world’s best defender” and one of the “top five players in the […]

Pictured above: Hailey Beiber In the midst of New York Fashion Week, Alexander Wang and Bulgari took advantage of the burgeoning fashion atmosphere of the period, holding the launch for their Serpenti Through the Eyes of Wang capsule handbag collection on September 7. Enlisting a comprehensive roll call of A-list guests—such as Hailey Bieber, Offset, […]

Share 11th Sep 2019 Dilone is a forced to be reckoned with. At just 25 years of age, the American model has walked in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, worked with the likes of Celine, Versace and Marc Jacobs, and volunteered with at-risk youth.  Now, Dilone has her sights set on screenwriting and filmmaking, and […]

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Listen with: iTunes WNYC Stitcher TuneIn The New Yorker’s fiction editor, Deborah Treisman, talks with Salman Rushdie about “Quichotte,” his apocalyptic quest novel. A few years ago, when the four hundredth anniversary of “Don Quixote” was being celebrated, Rushdie reread Cervantes’s book and found himself newly engaged by a much-improved translation. He immediately began thinking of […]

In 1906, Lizzie Magie, a feminist writer, activist, and game designer, who was then forty years old, placed an ad for herself as a “young woman American slave.” She was, she wrote, “intelligent, educated, refined; true; honest, just, poetical, philosophical; broad-minded and big-souled, and womanly above all things.” A petite brunette with “gray-green eyes” she […]

Share 11th Sep 2019 While it only felt like last month that Vogue digital editor Danielle Gay descended on the Apple campus in Cupertino, California, to take a first look at the newest iterations of the iPhone — what we know now as the Xs, Xs Max and XR, — here we are back again […]

Over the past several decades, Eric Foner, a professor emeritus of history at Columbia, has established himself as one of the preëminent historians of the Civil War and Reconstruction. In 1988, he published “Reconstruction: America’s Unfinished Revolution, 1863-1877,” which became a standard history of the period. “The Fiery Trial,” his story of Lincoln’s relationship to […]

The first time I met John Bolton, on a frigid morning last February, I asked him the obvious question: How could he work for a President with whom he disagreed about almost everything? He was ready with an answer. “The President knows where I stand on all the issues, because he watched me on Fox […]

The do-over campaign for Israel’s do-over election is reaching its end; voters go back to the polls on September 17th. Last time around, in the April 9th election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assumed that he had won—or at least that a bloc of loyal-enough rightist parties had won. But, in the last hours of May […]