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Inside the strange and oddly noble world of serious autograph collectors.
Half-Shell Hero
How the humble oyster is reviving a regional economy, and what it means for the nation.
The True Story of Pretty Woman’s Original Dark Ending
Pretty Woman‘s original script was far darker than the romantic comedy millions of us have seen. Vanity Fair talks to the filmmakers about how the movie got its happy ending.
When You’re Asleep, New York Becomes Another World
After surveying 50 New Yorkers about the way the city appears in their dreams, the author explores what those nighttime visions say about the city itself—and the psychology of dreams.
The Monster Next Door
A Boston-based federal agent investigates a war criminal hiding in the U.S.
It’s Not You, It’s Us
An essay about the end of a relationship and the daunting experience of apartment hunting in Brooklyn.
The Shut-In Economy
The “sharing” economy has enabled on-demand everything, but there are drawbacks to a lifestyle where one can have all their needs met with the click of a button.
Party Like a President
A collection of vignettes of presidential debauchery, adapted from the book Party Like a President: True Tales of Inebriation, Lechery and Mischief From the Oval Office.
Yarmouk Miniatures
Reflections on living and reading in Syria in the lead-up to the Civil War.
‘I Would Prefer Not To’: The Origins of the White Collar Worker
Before the Civil War, the clerk was “a small but unusual phenomenon.” By the end of the 19th century, clerical workers were a social force to be reckoned with. This is the story of their rise.
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