Frank Ocean Can Fly
By JEFF HIMMELMAN
Being the hottest thing in pop music means believing you can do absolutely anything you want.
The New York Times Magazine
2.10.13
Ryan McGinley for The New York Times
Azerbaijan Is Rich. Now It Wants to Be Famous.
By PETER SAVODNIK
Oil-rich, velvet-rope-poor Azerbaijan, a country about the size of South Carolina on the Caspian Sea, would very much like to be the world’s next party capital.
It’s the Economy
Money Changes Everything
By ADAM DAVIDSON
According to new research, money actually does buy happiness — with one notable exception.
Nine of a Kind
Canal Street Booty
A guide to knockoff Gucci, Chanel and Prada purses for sale in New York City’s Chinatown.
Solve the popular variety puzzles from the Sunday magazine at our newly relaunched hub for New York Times crosswords.
David Leonhardt on Economic Growth and E-Books as 17th-Century Avatars
February 12, 2013
How to Read Like a Bibulous Book Writer
February 12, 2013
Behind the Cover Story: Jeff Himmelman on Frank Ocean Wanting It Clean
February 11, 2013
The One-Page Magazine
You Do Need a Weatherman ...
Valentine’s meh; Hootie without the Blowfish; and how tough is Daniel Day-Lewis?
Design
Who Made That Zipper?
By PAGAN KENNEDY
Plus: Erica Jong on the erotic state of “ziplessness.”
Riff
Why Would You Ever Give Money Through Kickstarter?
By ROB TRUMP
The success of crowdfunding sites defies the rules of supply and demand — which is why we can learn so much from them.
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From the Archive
Instant Company
Po Bronson’s 1999 article on six Internet entrepreneurs who walked away from millions of dollars to form a startup.
Multimedia
Audio & Photos: Stairway to Hell
Here’s a sport to make an ironman whimper: Running to the top of a very tall building.
Photographs: Obama’s People, Revisited
Portraits from 2008 and 2009 of Barack Obama’s incoming administration and an update of who is still around.
Video Feature: Wide-Awake
A video gallery of dreams and transformations, featuring 13 actresses whose performances defined the year in film.
Slide Show: Hollywood Heroines Send a Letter to the Editor
Letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor, Magazine, The New York Times, 620 Eighth Avenue, 6th Floor, New York, N.Y., 10018. The e-mail address is: magazine@nytimes.com. All letters should include the writer's name, address and daytime telephone number. We are unable to acknowledge or return unpublished letters. Letters may be edited for length and clarity.
An Illustrated Talk With Maurice Sendak
When Christoph Niemann stumbled on a “Fresh Air” interview with Maurice Sendak, wild things started to transpire.
