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MCMXII - The Oreo Cookie

How do you eat an Oreo?I eat them as is, right out of the bag.Now.When I was a kid, I’d take one side off of two, then put them together.I...
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Story is vital in medicine as well as marketing

The January 9th issue of The New Yorker has an ad from the Columbia University School of Continuing Education that begins:Graduate Program in...
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48th best cartoon ever: The unicorn in the garden

  • The Unicorn in the Garden
  • December 9, 2011
In an example of a story going from magazine to animation, James Thurber’s The Unicorn in the Garden first appeared in the New Yorker in 1939...
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Taylor Lautner, Gus Van Sant bond for small budget indie film

  • Taylor Lautner Van Sant
  • November 3, 2011
Taylor Lautner joins Gus Van Sant in a new project, but this film will not have nearly the type of Twilight budget this actor has experienced in...
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Daydream believers, disorderly genius, and the illusion of efficient art

There's a classic New Yorker cartoon by Sidney Harristhat depicts two scientists as they study a chalkboard full of arcane equations. In the...
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James Wood on the short stories of 2009 in The New Yorker

It is the end of the year, the time where magazines, TV shows, and online publications present their audiences with the best of the year passed. In...
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Stephen King writes about marriage and death in 'Premium Harmony'

Stephen King writes about marriage and death in "Premium Harmony." Every week, The New Yorker publishes a work of short fiction, a rare...
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Yellow Journalism 101 - The New Yorker Magazine

Wow!I thought we were in the 21st Century.Obviously, the tabloid escapades of the early 20th century has not totally lost its’ place in...
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