Seven years into my marriage, I hit a breaking point. Since then, I’ve had to decide whether life would be better without my husband in it.

Introducing “Going Through It,” Emily Gould’s new advice column.

In the past few years, I've bought eighty-one leather jackets. Dozens of boots and leather gloves. I've purchased pants that cost $5,000. I own a $22,000 coat. This winter I took a tour of Milan's...

They’ll do anything to hide it from their kids — except quit.

Introducing “Going Through It,” Emily Gould’s new advice column.

Dakota Johnson is the latest celebrity to pivot to bookfluencer.

Courtney talks about the formative influence of a period stripping in Japan.

In her new book Committed, Suzanne Scanlon writes about being institutionalized in her youth and how she eventually got out.

The playwright on Succession fan theories, her characters’ possible mental-health diagnoses, and if we’ll ever get another season of I Hate Suzie.

Netflix’s latest Lindsay Lohan vehicle is cluttered with right-wing dog whistles and ChatGPT-like dialogue.

Why an author best known for skewering Brooklyn literati wrote a novel about working at a big-box store.

You need to band together with your colleagues to demand something better.

The writer and actress answers every question we have about her fan-fic Taylor Swift zine: “To quote the daughter from Proof, ‘I wrote it.’”

Bring up these twelve tidbits from the star’s memoir to distract your relatives when they try to talk politics at the table.

I’m going to tell you what your friends and therapist won’t.

If loving the medical drama is wrong, I don’t want to be right

The Brooklyn restaurant group I co-founded in 2011 is serving its last dishes. Here’s how it all went down.

The former New York Times book critic was known for her devastating pans. Now she’s up to something very different.

Unless you work at some kind of serious law firm, you can probably just get real with them.

There’s a wild, chaotic feeling that comes over us as a city when it seems like no one is in charge.

Assuming you want to maintain a relationship with them, I’m going to say yes. But you get to decide how and when that happens.

A conversation with the Brooklyn Museum’s director, Anne Pasternak, a few weeks after the debut of “It’s Pablo-Matic.”

A Story of Love and Darkness.

Susan Fox wanted to build a community. She never expected to birth an archetype.

A film based on a significant literary work hasn’t taken home an Academy Award  in over 10 years. But the occurrence rate for Oscar nominations bestowed upon literary adaptations has remained const…

Dakota Johnson is the latest celebrity to pivot to bookfluencer.

49 people who are actually running New York City.

The system needs to change, and while it’s our responsibility to work to change it, we don’t need to feel bad about ourselves in the process.

They’ll do anything to hide it from their kids — except quit.

The private and public seductions of the world’s biggest pop neuroscientist.

"We know that our health-care system is failing people who live with chronic pain and illness. I know because it's failing me."

Ed Fancher’s classic floor-through has a triangular living room overlooking the park.