Books

women and power 10/16/2018
To Binky Urban, ‘Power’ Is a Male Word “Being dominant is not anything I care about. What I care about is being effective, being respected,” says the most powerful woman in book publishing.
By Lisa Chase

books 10/18/2018
Nigella Lawson on Food, Feminism, and Men in the Kitchen Happy 20th anniversary to a ‘90s cookbook that didn’t intend to be feminist — but was, and still is.
By Charlotte Druckman

royal weddings 10/12/2018
This ‘Great Gatsby’ Reading at the Royal Wedding Was Extremely Dark “He smiled understandingly — much more than understandingly.”
By Sarah Nechamkin

books 10/12/2018
Tana French’s New Novel Is Eerily Prescient About the Brett Kavanaugh Hearings The Witch Elm is a brilliantly nuanced look at entitled men.
By Hillary Kelly

further reading 10/2/2018
The Books That Inspired Rebecca Traister’s Good and Mad Including a surprise appearance by Andrea Dworkin, plus two books the author wishes she’d read before finishing her own.
By Rebecca Traister
gallery
gallery 10/1/2018
A Photographer’s Dreamy Look at Chanel in Paris She visited Coco Chanel’s favorite spots.
By Jessica Boddy

books 10/1/2018
What Happens When an Adoptee Looks for Answers The Cut spoke to Nicole Chung about her debut memoir, All You Can Ever Know.
By Lilly Dancyger

science of us 9/18/2018
5 Books You Should Read If You Have Social Anxiety From serious cultural history to fun, relatable YA.
By Katie Heaney

art 9/7/2018
The Unsung Hero Behind Andy Warhol’s Interview Covers He captured Grace Jones, Aretha Franklin, Cher, and more icons.
By Sarah Nechamkin

culture 9/7/2018
Don’t Look BoJack’s Gifted Horse-Lady in the Mouth Just keep working, advises Lisa Hanawalt, who turned her freakiest passions into a thriving TV career.
By Heather Havrilesky
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