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Ali in Havana
When the Champ met Castro.
Girl
The Castro, 1990, and a first night in drag.
Disaster Aversion
The quest to control hurricanes.
Love's Road Home
A happy ending, eventually.
Arthur Miller’s Missing Act
The playwright’s forgotten son.
Code Red
Organizing the tech sector.
Warning Signs
On the suicide crisis in rural East Texas.
Devil's Advocate
On lawyer Alan Dershowitz.
Indefensible
The fight to save an innocent refugee from almost certain death.
James Baldwin: How to Cool It
An interview with the author.
Times Change
At The New York Times, a reckoning.
Intimate Odyssey
On modern motherhood and the birth narrative.
Jerry Seinfeld Intends to Die Standing Up
“I read an article a few years ago that said when you practice a sport a lot, you literally become a broadband: the nerve pathway in your brain contains a lot more information. As soon as you stop practicing, the pathway begins shrinking back down. Reading that changed my life. I used to wonder, Why am I doing these sets, getting on a stage? Don’t I know how to do this already? The answer is no. You must keep doing it. The broadband starts to narrow the moment you stop.”
Hallucinating Away a Heroin Addiction
Getting clean with a three-day trip.
Previously: The Longform Guide to Addiction.
In Conversation: Lorne Michaels
An inteview with the Saturday Night Live producer.
Previously: The Longform Guide to SNL.
Sacred and Profane
On the FBI's failed negotiations with David Koresh and the Branch Davidians in Waco.
Previously: Malcolm Gladwell on the Longform Podcast.
Those Like Us
On Elena Ferrante:
Different names, every time, but the reaction is the same: a momentary light in the listener’s eyes that fades to bored disappointment. An Italian woman from Naples, whose name you wouldn’t know. Who did you expect?
Not TV
How HBO went from sitcoms starring Delta Burke and O.J. Simpson to The Wire. The view from a former HBO employee who witnessed the channel’s rise to prominence firsthand.
I Joined Three Cults Simultaneously
The author enrolls in three cults - ADIDAM, the Moonies, and Aleph (formerly Aum, who carried out the Tokyo metro Sarin attacks) - via their New York branches.
Who Gives a Puck About Sports Merch?
How the Las Vegas Golden Knights, the expansion hockey team now in the Stanley Cup Finals, built a brand from scratch.
theLAnd Interview: John Rechy
In his 90th year, L.A.’s finest living writer discusses his heroes and inspirations, the anti-gay and anti-Mexican prejudices he’s weathered and the wisdom accrued over a miraculous life.
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A journey to the Ukraine to learn from the world's tallest man.
Leonid S. is eight and a half feet tall, and he is still growing. He is 34 years old, weighs 480 pounds, and he is still growing. He can't fit in a car, wears size 26 EEEEE shoes, can pick apples eleven feet off the ground standing flat-footed, and yes, he is still growing.
A Q&A With A Vacuum Cleaner Salesman
How do you sell a $3000 vacuum?
Robert Capa’s Longest Day
How the famed war photographer covered D-Day.
