Bobby Cannavale, Broadway’s Hottest Outsider

Graeme Mitchell for The New York Times Bobby Cannavale will play Charlie Castle, the movie star with a dark secret, in Clifford Odets's "Big Knife," which opens April 16. It was a miserable morning, rainy, cold and Wednesday, so Barney Greengrass...

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The 6th Floor Blog: What the Yeah Yeah Yeahs Listened to When They Were Kids

Back in the early 2000s, Karen O had a crush on a lame dude. "For whatever reason at that point in my life I was like yeah. I was totally into it," she told me when I was reporting this weekend's article about her and her band, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Out...

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The 6th Floor Blog: On a Cold Night in Brooklyn … a Daredevil Bike Race

If you were just about to compete in a fixed-gear bike race, in the dark, in the cold, on a course with some very sharp turns and 30 or so other competitors, your nerves would show, right? At the Red Hook Criterium last year, the photographer Benedict...

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Bobby Cannavale, Broadway’s Hottest Outsider

Graeme Mitchell for The New York Times Bobby Cannavale will play Charlie Castle, the movie star with a dark secret, in Clifford Odets's "Big Knife," which opens April 16. It was a miserable morning, rainy, cold and Wednesday, so Barney Greengrass...

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The 6th Floor Blog: What the Yeah Yeah Yeahs Listened to When They Were Kids

Back in the early 2000s, Karen O had a crush on a lame dude. "For whatever reason at that point in my life I was like yeah. I was totally into it," she told me when I was reporting this weekend's article about her and her band, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Out...

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The 6th Floor Blog: On a Cold Night in Brooklyn … a Daredevil Bike Race

If you were just about to compete in a fixed-gear bike race, in the dark, in the cold, on a course with some very sharp turns and 30 or so other competitors, your nerves would show, right? At the Red Hook Criterium last year, the photographer Benedict...

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Should It Matter That the Shooter at Oikos University Was Korean?

Richard Barnes for the New York Times A makeshift memorial that appeared after seven people were killed by a gunman at Oikos University last April. On April 2 last year, a 43-year-old former nursing student named One L. Goh walked into Oikos University...

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Eat: Trinidad’s Chinese Fusion Cuisine

William Brinson for The New York Times. Food stylist: Suzanne Lenzer. Prop stylist: Maeve Sheridan. This weekend's meal takes us to the bottom corner of Port of Spain, in Trinidad, where Kevin Yarna and his father, Pancho, spend Fridays serving...

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The 6th Floor Blog: We Are What We Wear

A little while ago, members of the magazine's staff brought in their favorite T-shirts, and we asked readers to match shirt to personality type. Could you spot the Canadian figure skater's T-shirt? Did the long-sleeved shirt belong to the person who...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Mark Leyner on the Art of Being ‘Sufficiently Carnivalesque’

As part of its 60th anniversary issue, The Paris Review has a great, long interview with Mark Leyner, author of, most recently, "The Sugar-Frosted Nutsack." Here's just one highlight; Leyner on his writing process: I love doing this more than anything...

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Should It Matter That the Shooter at Oikos University Was Korean?

Richard Barnes for the New York Times A makeshift memorial that appeared after seven people were killed by a gunman at Oikos University last April. On April 2 last year, a 43-year-old former nursing student named One L. Goh walked into Oikos University...

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Eat: Trinidad’s Chinese Fusion Cuisine

William Brinson for The New York Times. Food stylist: Suzanne Lenzer. Prop stylist: Maeve Sheridan. This weekend's meal takes us to the bottom corner of Port of Spain, in Trinidad, where Kevin Yarna and his father, Pancho, spend Fridays serving...

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Becoming the All-Terrain Human

Levon Biss for The New York Times Kilian Jornet, who has won dozens of mountain footraces up to 100 miles in length and six world titles in Skyrunning. Kilian Jornet Burgada is the most dominating endurance athlete of his generation. In just eight...

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Mark Bittman and Sam Sifton’s East-Over Feast

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The 6th Floor Blog: Write a Short Story With Kate Atkinson!

1:39 p.m. | Updated Read the full story below. In Sunday's magazine, Sarah Lyall writes about Kate Atkinson, a novelist whose "true genius," Lyall writes, is structure: "Her books wend forward and backward, follow multiple stories from multiple points...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Write a Short Story With Kate Atkinson!

1:39 p.m. | Updated Read the full story below. In Sunday's magazine, Sarah Lyall writes about Kate Atkinson, a novelist whose "true genius," Lyall writes, is structure: "Her books wend forward and backward, follow multiple stories from multiple points...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Channing Tatum Has The Most Anagram-able Name In Hollywood

As a recurring bonus to the Riff essay, we sporadically present Five-Ku: five haiku poems about a current celebrity or cultural phenomenon. (Past examples include haikus about Susan Sarandon, Russell Crowe and classic horror films.) This week in Five-Ku,...

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It’s the Economy: Do Millennials Stand a Chance in the Real World?

Illustration by Jasper Rietman When I was a kid, my grandmother used to spirit packets of oyster crackers from restaurants. She unwrapped gifts meticulously, peeling back the tape with her nails so that she could reuse the paper. She also stockpiled...

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Innovation: Who Made Spring Break?

Photographs by Patrick Ward/Corbis (top); Annie Griffiths Belt/Corbis (right); Claudio Vargas/AFP/Getty Images (bottom) In 1958, Glendon Swarthout, an English professor at Michigan State University, overheard his students buzzing about their Easter-break...

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Kate Atkinson’s ‘Groundhog Day’ Fiction

Gareth McConnell for The New York Times Kate Atkinson Imagine having the gift (or the curse) of continually dying and being reborn, so that you relive segments of your life again and again, differently each time, going down various paths and smoothing...

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The 6th Floor Blog: Behind the Cover Story: Chip Brown on Peter Gelb and Opera Nuttiness

Chip Brown, a contributing writer for the magazine, is the author of this week's cover story about Peter Gelb, the general manager of the Metropolitan Opera. Brown last wrote for the magazine about the oil boom in North Dakota. Are you an opera nut...

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Reply All | Letters: The 3.10.13 Issue

I was a real allergy skeptic until my own daughter experienced a life-threatening reaction to a cashew bar. More than a year later, a combination of care and luck has kept her anaphylaxis free. Of course, I was excited to read about a possible treatment...

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Innovation: Who Made Spring Break?

Photographs by Patrick Ward/Corbis (top); Annie Griffiths Belt/Corbis (right); Claudio Vargas/AFP/Getty Images (bottom) In 1958, Glendon Swarthout, an English professor at Michigan State University, overheard his students buzzing about their Easter-break...

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Kate Atkinson’s ‘Groundhog Day’ Fiction

Gareth McConnell for The New York Times Kate Atkinson Imagine having the gift (or the curse) of continually dying and being reborn, so that you relive segments of your life again and again, differently each time, going down various paths and smoothing...

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Reply All | Letters: The 3.10.13 Issue

I was a real allergy skeptic until my own daughter experienced a life-threatening reaction to a cashew bar. More than a year later, a combination of care and luck has kept her anaphylaxis free. Of course, I was excited to read about a possible treatment...

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Innovation: Who Made Spring Break?

Photographs by Patrick Ward/Corbis (top); Annie Griffiths Belt/Corbis (right); Claudio Vargas/AFP/Getty Images (bottom) In 1958, Glendon Swarthout, an English professor at Michigan State University, overheard his students buzzing about their Easter-break...

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