The days are getting shorter, and the Garden is getting a little spookier 🍂🎃 Starting tomorrow, the Garden closes at 5pm, and Carved kicks off this Friday. 👻 Get your Carved tickets on our website! Carved runs October 2 - November 1.

'Pretenders' Review: A Superb Portrait of Chrissie Hynde and Her Legendary Band Captures Their Incandescence...and Tragedy variety.com/2026/film/review…

To most of the world, of course, Gloria Steinem is a defining public face of feminism, but we at ‘New York’ Magazine also think of her as one of our own. Starting in our very first issue, she became a contributing editor and columnist, steadily covering city and national politics from a generally leftist perspective. She wrote about Bella Abzug and John Lindsay, about Teddy Kennedy and Ralph Nader, about Vietnam and abortion rights. You can, reading her columns, almost chart her gradual progression from columnist to activist. In the fall of 1971, she left us to co-found ‘Ms.’, which launched with a 32-page insert in the center of ‘New York’s year-end double issue. Today, we’re republishing 15 of her old stories from our archives, most of them resurfaced for the first time. Some are revelatory; others are just interesting snapshots of their time, including a wild look at “new love styles” that we ran for Valentine’s Day 1970. Revisit them here: nymag.visitlink.me/yoV0df

‘Larger than life’: Renowned Miami architect Kenneth Treister dies at 96 miamiherald.com/news/local/o…