It’s the Economy: Are We in Danger of a Beer Monopoly?

Illustration by Jasper Rietman Every day, the Web site BeerPulse tries to list every single new beer available in the United States. And that's harder than you might imagine. Recently, the site posted Cigar City's Jamonera Belgian-style Porter,...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Instagram Your Local Escapes

This Sunday we will publish our Voyages Issue, which includes photographs and articles from around the world. But we are also interested in travels closer to home — the nearby treasures that you can find over, say, a long lunch break. On Thursday, we...

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The 6th Floor Blog: What Does Your T-Shirt Say About You?

We'll start with what our T-shirts say about us.For most of its history, The New York Times Magazine included a section devoted to fashion. And while these days, we don't cover fashion in the same way (our sister magazine, T: The Times Style Magazine...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Behind the Cover Story: Michael Moss on Addictive Foods and What He Eats for Breakfast

Michael Moss, a Pulitzer Prize–winning investigative reporter for The Times, wrote this week's cover article on the processed-food industry. The article is adapted from his book, "Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us," which will be published...

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It’s the Economy: Are We in Danger of a Beer Monopoly?

Illustration by Jasper Rietman Every day, the Web site BeerPulse tries to list every single new beer available in the United States. And that's harder than you might imagine. Recently, the site posted Cigar City's Jamonera Belgian-style Porter,...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Instagram Your Local Escapes

This Sunday we will publish our Voyages Issue, which includes photographs and articles from around the world. But we are also interested in travels closer to home — the nearby treasures that you can find over, say, a long lunch break. On Thursday, we...

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How Come Martin Brodeur Is Still So Good?

Richard Burbridge for The New York Times Martin Brodeur, the 40-year-old goalie for the New Jersey Devils. The best hockey player in the New York area right now is also one of the greatest hockey players ever, and he's a Methuselah, a 40-year-old...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Behind the Cover Story: Michael Moss on Addictive Foods and What He Eats for Breakfast

Michael Moss, a Pulitzer Prize–winning investigative reporter for The Times, wrote this week's cover article on the processed-food industry. The article is adapted from his book, "Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us," which will be published...

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It’s the Economy: What Corona Has That Budweiser Wants

Illustration by Jasper Rietman Every day, the Web site BeerPulse tries to list every single new beer available in the United States. And that's harder than you might imagine. Recently, the site posted Cigar City's Jamonera Belgian-style Porter,...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Behind the Scenes: Models and Their Mothers

Howard Schatz is best known for dynamic photographs of athletes, like the one for Sam Anderson's cover story on the Oklahoma City Thunder in November. But he also has a more contemplative side. For the past 12 years, Schatz, along with his wife and agent,...

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The 6th Floor Blog: When Living Hand to Mouth Becomes a Career

This mouth, appearing on the cover of this weekend's issue, belongs to Laura Williams, a model whose lips, teeth and hands are frequently sought for advertisements. When we conceived of an image to accompany Michael Moss's article on the addictive science...

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How Come Martin Brodeur Is Still So Good?

Richard Burbridge for The New York Times Martin Brodeur, the 40-year-old goalie for the New Jersey Devils. The best hockey player in the New York area right now is also one of the greatest hockey players ever, and he's a Methuselah, a 40-year-old...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Behind the Scenes: Models and Their Mothers

Howard Schatz is best known for dynamic photographs of athletes, like the one for Sam Anderson's cover story on the Oklahoma City Thunder in November. But he also has a more contemplative side. For the past 12 years, Schatz, along with his wife and agent,...

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The 6th Floor Blog: When Living Hand to Mouth Becomes a Career

This mouth, appearing on the cover of this weekend's issue, belongs to Laura Williams, a model whose lips, teeth and hands are frequently sought for advertisements. When we conceived of an image to accompany Michael Moss's article on the addictive science...

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How Come Martin Brodeur Is Still So Good?

Richard Burbridge for The New York Times Martin Brodeur, the 40-year-old goalie for the New Jersey Devils. The best hockey player in the New York area right now is also one of the greatest hockey players ever, and he's a Methuselah, a 40-year-old...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Are Standardized Tests Worth the Stress?

Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman's Feb. 10 article on why some students are "worriers" (those who fall apart when under pressure) while others are "warriors" (those who thrive on it) generated 404 online comments. Central to the debate was whether standardized...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Behind the Scenes: Models and Their Mothers

Howard Schatz is best known for dynamic photographs of athletes, like the one for Sam Anderson's cover story on the Oklahoma City Thunder in November. But he also has a more contemplative side. For the past 12 years, Schatz, along with his wife and agent,...

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How Come Martin Brodeur Is Still So Good?

Richard Burbridge for The New York Times Martin Brodeur, the 40-year-old goalie for the New Jersey Devils. The best hockey player in the New York area right now is also one of the greatest hockey players ever, and he's a Methuselah, a 40-year-old...

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The 6th Floor Blog: The Reality Behind Virtual War Zones

In my essay, "A War Zone I Can't Escape," which ran in the magazine a couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how the urban, decimated streetscape of the Middle East city in the combat video game that my stepson was playing had looked disquietingly similar...

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Eat: Gnocchi of a Different Color

A phrase often used (overused, really) to describe well-made gnocchi is "light as a cloud." It's not an especially instructive description for a piece of real food, and for cooks hoping to try their hands at gnocchi for the first time, it can be downright...

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How Come Martin Brodeur Is Still So Good?

Richard Burbridge for The New York Times Martin Brodeur, the 40-year-old goalie for the New Jersey Devils. The best hockey player in the New York area right now is also one of the greatest hockey players ever, and he's a Methuselah, a 40-year-old...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Before Adele, There Was Lulu

Fans of Adele (and Duffy, Amy Winehouse, Emeli Sandé and Paloma Faith) probably know that she is part of the second wave of British women with a deep affinity for American pop and soul music. The first was in the '60s, when the great triumvirate was...

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The Extraordinary Science of Addictive Junk Food

Grant Cornett for The New York Times On the evening of April 8, 1999, a long line of Town Cars and taxis pulled up to the Minneapolis headquarters of Pillsbury and discharged 11 men who controlled America's largest food companies. Nestlé was in...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Moving Pictures, and the Empty Spaces Left Behind

I'm an avid Instagram follower, and every day I look forward to posts by Pete James, curator of photographic collections at the Library of Birmingham in England, which for nearly 40 years has housed one of Britain's most significant photography collections....

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The 6th Floor Blog: Before Adele, There Was Lulu

Fans of Adele (and Duffy, Amy Winehouse, Emeli Sandé and Paloma Faith) probably know that she is part of the second wave of British women with a deep affinity for American pop and soul music. The first was in the '60s, when the great triumvirate was...

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Eureka: When Mutant Mosquitoes Attack

Illustration by Brecht Vandenbroucke It's no wonder that Goethe wrote "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" near the dawn of the industrial age. The poem, which most of us now learn from Mickey Mouse, tells the story of a young man who, left to his own devices,...

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