A New Yorker State of Mind at the Public Library
The 35th annual fundraiser for the New York Public Library harkened back to an age of innocence.
David Remnick
David Remnick, born October 29, 1958, is an American journalist and author renowned for his role as the editor of The New Yorker since 1998. Known for his incisive reporting and polished prose, Remnick has steered the magazine through a period of significant cultural and political transformation, while also penning notable books like Lenin’s Tomb and The Bridge, which explore Russian history and Barack Obama’s rise, respectively. His editorial leadership has shaped The New Yorker’s voice in contemporary journalism, balancing sharp political analysis with in-depth storytelling. Remnick’s career exemplifies a blend of literary sophistication and journalistic rigor, making him a key figure in modern media.
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No Escape From ‘The New Yorker’
New Yorker editor in chief David Remnick took a victory lap around the Boom Boom Room, stopping to greet the celebrities and celebrity writers and writers who have become celebrities by virtue of being contributors to magazine.
Steve Brill Hands Down His Verdict on Serial and The New Republic
Court TV founder and media entrepreneur Steve Brill talks about Serial, his new start-up and soda.
