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On The Cover of New York Magazine: It's a Dog's Market

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Read this week's cover story, features, and more. [vulture logo]( Photo: Bobby Doherty for New York Magazine Welcome to On the Cover, our biweekly digest of stories from the latest issue of New York Magazine. For our new cover story, Allie Conti looks at how adopting a dog in New York City became more competitive than getting into college: “We will probably look back on the class of pandemic dogs adopted in 2020 as the most desirable unwanted dogs of all time — the ultimate market-scarcity score for a slice of virtuous, privileged New York City.” The cover star is named Jack, a two-year-old hound mix adopted by Tori and Paris in August 2020 through In Our Hands Rescue. All of the dogs photographed for the cover story were rescues; deputy photo editor Liana Blum and photographer Bobby Doherty posted on Instagram asking for submissions, and selected dogs that could pull off a discerning face — as if they were judging the reader, Blum says. [CONTINUE READING »]( Inside This Issue [Boys, Interrupting At home with Please Don’t Destroy, the sketch-comedy group all over your feeds.]( [A Live-in, Surf-Out Rockaways DIY Design Lab Daniel King and Emma Hastil started their company, Locus of Occult, at home during the pandemic.]( [Trump Is a Godsend for Book Publishers. He’s Also a Nightmare. Everyone in publishing is sick of the former president. But they keep making books about him anyway.]( [Subscribe today for 60% off]( and get unlimited access to Vulture and everything New York. More From This Issue: - Highbrow Despicable: Billionaires rocket into space while the earth burns. View this issue’s [Approval Matrix](, our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies. - New Classics: Helen Shaw pays a visit to the Classical Theatre of Harlem’s “Uptown Shakespeare in the Park,” which this year is staging Will Power's [Seize the King](, a contemporary verse play inspired by Richard III. - 100-Teen Pool: The Strategist investigates what high-school students think is actually cool to buy in 2021, including weighted Hula-Hoops, [Chromatica Oreos](, and corsets. - 22 Across: 'Fortune' rival. Play this week’s [Crossword Puzzle](. Check out [nymag.com]( all week for more stories from our July 19, 2021 issue. In Case You Missed It: - Announcements: Andrea González-Ramírez is joining The Cut as a senior writer covering subjects surrounding communities of color, with a focus on sexism, racism, classism, and other systems of power. - My Week in New York: [Sign up]( for our Saturday week-in-review newsletter. This week's edition will be written by the Cut’s [Mia Mercado](, who most recently wrote about[the cursed new Kraft Macaroni & Cheese ice-cream flavor from Van Leeuwen](. - Podcasts: Editor-at-large David Wallace-Wells appeared on KCRW’s [Press Play]( to discuss living with climate change. We sent you this email because you’ve previously opted-in to receive communications from Vulture. Prefer not to receive this email? [Let us know.](mailto:engage@nymag.com) [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [unsubscribe]( | [privacy notice]( | [update preferences]( This email was sent to {EMAIL}. View this email in your browser.]( Reach the right online audience with us For advertising information on e-mail newsletters please contact AdOps@nymag.com Vox Media, LLC 1201 Connecticut Ave. NW, 11th Floor Washington, DC 20036 Copyright © 2021. All rights reserved.

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