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RSS Feeds

RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication" and is an XML-based format used to syndicate and distribute content. New York Magazine offers numerous RSS feeds for use on news websites, Web logs (blogs), and news aggregators. These feeds contain headlines, short summaries, and links back to nymag.com for the full article. Our RSS feeds are completely free to access and follow the RSS 2.0 format.

Daily Feeds
Vulture Entertainment news and reviews
Daily Intelligencer Daily political news, cultural commentary, nightlife, gossip, media news, and more.
The Cut Daily fashion news
Grub Street New York Daily Food News
Sports Section Daily Sports News

Magazine Feeds
Arts & Culture
a - Art
b - Movies
c - Theater
Business
Fashion & Shopping
Food & Restaurants
Media
Nightlife
Politics
Sports
Travel

Writer Feeds
Jonathan Chait
John Heilemann

by column
Best Bets Daily by Various writers
The Bottom Line by James Cramer
City Politic by Chris Smith
In Season Recipe by Rob Patronite
Intelligencer by Various writers
The Look Book by Amy Larocca
Movie Review by David Edelstein
The Power Grid by John Heilemann
Restaurant Review by Adam Platt

There are several ways to subscribe to RSS feeds. You can use a web-based feed reader or install a news aggregator that will display RSS feeds from websites you select to track the latest updates and headlines, all in one place! Once you select a reader, you can add feeds by clicking on the orange "RSS" button next to the feed.

If you're a My Yahoo! user, you can add RSS feeds directly to your My Yahoo! homepage without installing a separate news reader.

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