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How to Price Anything: The Psychology of Why We’ll Pay What We Pay
Sonia Rykiel’s Permanent Legacy
Quasi’s Sam Coomes Embraces His Inner Psycho-Pop Scientist on ‘Bugger Me’
Hillary’s Secret Kremlin Connection Is Quickly Unraveling
Talmud for Taxidermy

Top Stories

‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars’ Season 2 Premiere: Send in the Clowns

Culture

By Michael Malice

Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton preapres to greet supporters after attending a fundraiser on August 23, 2016 in Piedmont, California. Hillary Clinton is attending fundraisers in California.

Hillary’s Secret Kremlin Connection Is Quickly Unraveling

Politics

By John R. Schindler

There are some enduring studies that can help us understand just what someone sees when they look at your price tag.

How to Price Anything: The Psychology of Why We’ll Pay What We Pay

Business & Tech

By Jory MacKay

Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton walks off of her plane at Van Nuys Airport on August 22, 2016 in Van Nuys, California. Hillary Clinton is attending fundraisers in California.

The Clinton Foundation’s Global Bribery and Crony Access Scam

Politics

By Austin Bay

Frank Ocean.

In a Digital Age, Frank Ocean’s ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ Zine Is Something to Behold

Culture

By Justin Joffe

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton addresses the audience during the Opening Plenary Session: Reimagining Impact for the Clinton Global Initiative on September 22, 2014

Latest Email Leaks Keep Exposing Clinton Foundation Corruption

Politics

By Michael Sainato

Politics

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Bernie Sanders supporters gather near City Hall on day three of the Democratic National Convention (DNC)

Clinton Money Men Try to Horn in on Bernie’s Our Revolution

Politics

By Michael Sainato

Experts weigh in on what the aftermath will be following Sweeney's feud with the powerful teacher's union

Can Sweeney Come Back From His NJEA Feud?

Politics

By JT Aregood

State Senator Nick Scutari (D-Linden)

A Wildcard Called Savvy: Nick Scutari and the Prospect of a Senate Presidency

Politics

By Max Pizarro

Jacob is pursuing the CD7 seat.

New Bernie Sanders Organization Endorses NJ-7 Challenger Jacob

Politics

By Alyana Alfaro

PHILADELPHIA, PA - JULY 27: New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio delivers remarks on the third day of the Democratic National Convention at the Wells Fargo Center, July 27, 2016 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton received the number of votes needed to secure the party's nomination. An estimated 50,000 people are expected in Philadelphia, including hundreds of protesters and members of the media. The four-day Democratic National Convention kicked off July 25.

The Times, Which Blasted Rudy for Censorsing BAM, Mum on de Blasio Censoring Trump

Politics

By Evan Gahr

Arts & Entertainment

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Tika Sumpter as Michelle Robinson and Parker Sawyers as Barack Obama.

‘Southside With You’ Is Powerfully Romantic, Despite Classic Biopic Pitfalls

Culture

By Oliver Jones

Paul Simon.

How Paul Simon Introduced American Pop to World Music With ‘Graceland’

Culture

By John Kruth

Truman Capote.

Truman Capote’s Ashes Up for Auction, Is ‘Hacktivism’ Art? … And More

Culture

By Guelda Voien

Oh man, I'm totally understanding this.

A Millennial Reviews: ‘Twin Peaks’ Is a Simple Show That I Totally Understand

Culture

By Jake Flores

Real Housewives of New York City.

‘Real Housewives of NYC’ Season 8 Finale: Say It Ain’t So

Culture

By Michelle Honig

Style & Design

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Chorizo-stuffed squid at Poco Wine Bar, where all the food is under $10.

Everything on the Menu at LA’s Poco Wine Bar Is Less Than $10

By Andy Wang

Dining and such.

Kasbah Tamadot Offers an Unexpected Culinary Adventure

By Morgan Halberg

Sadly, the apartment doesn't come with Bradley Cooper.

Irina Shayk’s Condo Could Be Yours, Sans Bradley Cooper

By Morgan Halberg

Designer Anya Hindmarch

Anya Hindmarch Will Kick Off London Fashion Week With a Sotheby’s Show

By Dena Silver

It's hard to swim off of an island during a bad date.

Does Lying to End a Bad Date Actually Work?

By Margaret Abrams

Business & Technology

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"Good Morning America" Co-hosts George Stephanopoulos, Amy Robach, and Former Michael Strahan interact with fans on ABC's "Good Morning America" at Rumsey Playfield, Central Park on June 10, 2016 in New York City.

No, Amy Robach Is Not a White Supremacist

Business & Tech

By Michael Malice

Today's vagenda.

Women Are Trolling Conservatives by Trading in Their To-Do Lists for ‘Vagendas’

Business & Tech

By Sage Lazzaro

Blue skies ahead for Uber’s new enterprise?

Driverless Uber Cars Are Coming to Disrupt the Sharing Economy, Capitalism Carries On

Business & Tech

By Ursula Huws

These children are missing out on thousands of dollars in donations just because they were made by an a group of atheists.

A Baptist Children’s Home Rejected an Atheist’s Donation, So He Started a GoFundMe

Business & Tech

By John Bonazzo

This could be a medical breakthrough for coma patients.

Real-Life Awakening: Scientists ‘Jumpstart’ the Brain of a Coma Patient

Business & Tech

By Sage Lazzaro

Features

‘Doctor Who’ Actress Michelle Gomez Is Both Master and Missy
Keep Kyle MacLachlan Weird: David Lynch’s Muse Happily Returns Home
Anna Get Your Gunn
Extreme Preening: Why Rich Men Are the New Rich Women
Gabby Karan de Felice Is Vying to Become the Ultimate Hamptons Hostess
Prince Charming No More: Jude Law Opens Up About Complications of Fatherhood
‘The Father’ Knows Best: Frank Langella Reflects on His Theatrical Legacy
The New Nasty: Inside the World of High-Society Smackdowns
What Dreams May Come: Actor and Artist Adrien Brody Goes Beyond the Wall of Sleep
Gay Until Labor Day: Stretching Female Sexuality in the Hamptons
How the Rich Live Now: Supersonic Jets and Submersible Yachts
The Meddler: Actress and Activist Susan Sarandon Rolls With the Punches
The Great Pretender: The Tao of Christopher Walken
Matt Harvey Brushes Back the New York Press Corps
These 20 Heroes Under 40 Give Millennials a Good Name

Videos

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The Bad Plus.

The Bad Plus Tests Jazz’s Boundaries by Exploding the Art of the Cover Song

Culture

By Jim Farber

Attendees at VidCon 2016 on June 23, 2016 in Anaheim, California.

The Trade Secrets of YouTube’s Biggest Stars Revealed

Business & Tech

By Matthew Kepnes

Lee Aaron.

Lee Aaron: From Metal Queen to Rockin’ Mom

Culture

By Bryan Reesman

Some creatures in the game. Each planet has its own, but not that many.

In ‘No Man’s Sky,’ There’s Something Missing From Its Quadrillion Planets

Business & Tech

By Brady Dale

Sheba, Baby and The Stuff: available from Arrow Video.

Midnight Madness: Five Cult Classics Films From Underground Distributor Arrow Video

Culture

By Ron Hart

Power Lists

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The New York Observer's annual ranking of political power.

New York City’s Political Power 50

News & Politics

By Observer Politics Team

(Illustration: Victor Juhasz)

The Observer’s 2015 PR Power 50

News & Politics

By Michael Kaminer and John Bonazzo

L.A. Power 25

Observer’s LA Power 25

Culture

By Oliver Jones

Illustration by Victor Juhasz

Observer’s New York Political Power List

News & Politics

By Ross Barkan, Will Bredderman and Jillian Jorgensen

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