The New Yorker marks its 100th anniversary with an array of special projects, including a landmark exhibition, a Netflix documentary, and four special issues. Originally launched as a humor magazine in 1925, it has transformed into a distinguished publication known for its insightful reporting on culture, politics, and the arts. Editor David Remnick emphasizes the continuity of integrity and originality among the magazine's evolving content. Upcoming significant features include a reimagined cover of the mascot Eustace Tilley, along with new investigative journalism and contributions from esteemed writers and artists.
"As we celebrate our centenary, we look forward to a great future sustained by those principles."
"The New Yorker has evolved in many ways over time-taking on new subjects, new writers and artists, new technologies-but the same principles animate our work."
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