New York Magazine

Our cultural discomfort with talking openly about what we earn — and the deeply internalized idea that it’s rude to ask others how much money they earn — makes it hard to combat pay inequality. Here's what to do to get over that unease and get answers if you're paid less than a male co-worker. https://lnkd.in/fBU5Yyd

On the cover of New York’s annual TV issue, Jessica Pressler returns to the magazine for an intimate and revealing profile of Housewives producer and Bravo talk show host Andy Cohen on how he has survived the “Reality Reckoning” (at least for now). Cohen built his career dancing up to the line of propriety and now finds himself in a reality TV moment of his own making, under suit by several former Housewives. Read more about the issue here: https://lnkd.in/eupyeq8g

On the cover of the latest issue of New York Magazine, features writer Elizabeth Weil profiles Miriam Adelson, wife of the late Sheldon Adelson and the richest Israeli in the world. With a fortune of 30 billion dollars, Adelson has wielded tremendous influence as Donald Trump’s biggest donor during the 2020 election cycle, and has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to shape and protect American attitudes toward Israel. How she chooses to engage in the last six months of this presidential campaign — to what extent she supports Trump’s reelection campaign, and what policy promises she secures in return — could dramatically shape the direction of the Israel-Hamas war and the future of the Middle East. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/erPGBJ5J

The Cut’s Ask a Boss columnist, Alison Green, tackles the most common questions about maternity leave in the U.S., from its overall duration to the laws surrounding required pay and more. https://lnkd.in/e__v-EnR

New York Magazine’s new cover package, produced in partnership with the Columbia Daily Spectator, is an intimate look at the events on the ground at Columbia University in the midst of antiwar protests that began on the campus and are now sweeping the nation. The package includes an oral history of the encampments, the takeover of Hamilton Hall, and police crackdowns, portraits of protestors on all sides of the issue, as well as a 719-person poll of a diverse cross section of Columbia students, professors, staff, and administrators. The work was written and photographed entirely by the undergraduate staff of the Columbia Daily Spectator. It is edited by the Columbia Daily Spectator’s editor-in-chief, Isabella Ramírez, as well as by New York feature editors Nick Summers (a Columbia alumnus who was the Spectator’s editor-in-chief in 2004) and Ryu Spaeth, with photographs shepherded by New York’s photo director, Jody Quon. Read more about the issue: https://lnkd.in/eTFu8rpb

"Two weeks into the interview process for a new job, I discovered I was pregnant. If I am selected for the position, when should I reveal my pregnancy? Is it ethical to pursue an ambitious job while pregnant?" Workplace advice expert Alison Green responds. https://lnkd.in/eP8XcD-9

"Every morning, New York Magazine’s Vulture readers flock to the pop culture website not just to catch up on entertainment headlines, but to get their daily game fix. Just as Wordle has captured a new audience for The New York Times, Vulture’s Cinematrix is proving to be a rallying point for the movie-obsessed. The grid-based trivia game is consistently the site’s top “story.” It’s an addictive mix of movie trivia and puzzle solving. And it all came about thanks to . . . baseball?" Read more about the making of Vulture's popular Cinematrix game via a Fast Company interview with Vulture's Editor-in-Chief Neil Janowitz and architect of the game Joe Reid: https://lnkd.in/e-B5TX_A

Post-interview thank-you notes are a weird convention. Job interviews are business meetings, and you shouldn’t need to send a note thanking your interviewer for their time when they’re not expected to do the same for you. However, in many fields, thank-you notes are the convention, and dismissing them out of hand can put you at a disadvantage when you’re interviewing. https://lnkd.in/gmCbDPxa

Read an excerpt from the new book by the magazine's former editor-in-chief Adam Moss, examining the creative process behind 43 works of art. https://lnkd.in/epDzEJnn

The Strategist team combs the internet’s sales bins every single day to find the best deals, but for the fifth year in a row, they’re doing some deal-making of their own. The Strategist Two-Day (Actually Good) Sale is returning on Tuesday, April 16, and Wednesday, April 17, mark your calendars. https://lnkd.in/eHQD9M6t