
The New Yorker at 100
“Everything. Covered.”
The New Yorker magazine turns one hundred in 2025, and Marshall Curry traces its path from a scrappy weekly to a cultural institution that shaped how millions read and think. Editors and writers including David Remnick and Françoise Mouly reflect on the figures who built it and the stories that defined eras. As digital platforms remake publishing, the question of what The New Yorker will become hangs over every frame.
Françoise Moulyas Self
Nick Paumgartenas Self
Paul Moakleyas Self
Richard Brodyas Self
Ronan Farrowas Self
Jon Lee Andersonas Self
Hilton Alsas Self
Roz Chastas Self
Kelefa Sannehas Self
Tina Brownas Self
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichieas Self
James Baldwinas Self (archive footage)
















