Adam Gopnik tells the New Yorker that Trump destroying the White House is a performance display broadcasting his unbroken ...

Donald Trump's demolition of the White House East Wing for a ballroom is interpreted as a performance of dominance, replacing ...

Adam Gopnik is hitting the stage this fall! The best-selling author and legendary New Yorker writer returns to New York with ...

To many, Adam Gopnik has mastered the art of writing. He’s been a writer, essayist and critic for The New Yorker since 1986, and plays himself critiquing Cate Blanchett’s imperious composer Lydia Tár ...

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Gopnik's (Paris to the Moon , for adults) first offering for young readers is ambitious, complex and overly long. Oliver Parker, 11, an American boy in Paris, is vaguely unhappy. His father, a ...

The movie is a little bit of a Cinderella story with a dark twist, and as with many movies that have gone on to win an Academy Award, its win has made people start dissecting everything about Anora.

In his book, Gopnik puts his signature genteel bohemian liberalism on full display. He rhapsodizes about how John Stuart Mill and Harriet Taylor’s marriage was a metaphor for the power of “compromise.

Adam Gopnik is one of my very favorite essayists, but when he turns to religion, I must turn my head. As with me and economic theory, Gopnik simply doesn’t know what he doesn’t know. I’d been waiting ...

How did I not see this coming? Adam Gopnik, one of my favorite magazine writers, has a new book out called: The Table Comes First: Family, France, and the Meaning of Food. The sub-subtitle is: Rod ...