NEW YORK MAGAZINE — SEPTEMBER 21–OCTOBER 4, 2026
The latest issue of New York Magazine explores the people, stories, ideas, and cultural moments shaping New York and contemporary life.
This issue features a wide-ranging mix of news, politics, culture, entertainment, food, arts, lifestyle, and city life, including conversations with notable figures, cultural criticism, New York City stories, and recommendations for what to see, hear, watch, read, and experience.
Inside This Issue
Julie Menin — A profile of the political figure and her role in New York City.
Ari Emanuel in Conversation — The superagent discusses his career, his adversaries, and his vision of a post-work future.
Losing Beck — A feature examining the story behind Beck’s acclaimed Sea Change and its personal history.
Going to the New York City Ballet — A look at the city’s celebrated ballet institution.
The First Day of Preschool — A feature on New York City’s universal 2-K program.
Suddenly, Succulents — A look inside an unusual private garden high above Manhattan’s Garment District.
From Myanmar, and a Mall — The story of Burmese Bites and its move from food-stall success to a brick-and-mortar restaurant.
The Ultimate Grub Street Diet — A special look back at 20 years of The Grub Street Diet and the many ways New Yorkers eat.
Gustavo Dudamel, Old Pro — A profile of the seasoned conductor and his work with the New York Philharmonic.
19 Comedians You Should Know Right Now — Vulture’s annual selection highlighting distinctive comedians working across clubs, television, online platforms, tours, and writers’ rooms.
To Do — Twenty-five things to see, hear, watch, and read.
Issue Details
Title: New York Magazine
Issue: September 21–October 4, 2026
Publisher: New York Media, LLC
Release Date: September 21, 2026
Frequency: Every other week
Pages: 84
Language: English
Country: United States
Category: News & Politics
A compelling issue for readers interested in New York culture, current affairs, entertainment, food, arts, city life, and contemporary cultural commentary.






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