Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Choire Sicha may have just been given a new job at The New York Times, but it appears he got an even better one from New York ...

The editor, formerly at New York magazine and the Styles desk at The New York Times, is the latest to join as the brand rebuilds its digital operations. By Erik Hayden Executive Editor, Business The ...

There may be no more direct metric of social influence than one’s ability to change language. Getting your friends to talk like you, after all, is a hallmark of adolescent power (“Gretchen, stop ...

Choire Sicha, the former editor of Gawker who later ran the Styles desk at The New York Times, is joining CNN to lead its features division. As VP of features editorial, Sicha will oversee verticals ...

Choire Sicha is finally writing a book. He has never wanted to before, but now he does. It’s going to Choire Sicha is finally writing a book. He has never wanted to before, but now he does. It’s going ...

The opening pages of Choire Sicha’s Very Recent History: An Entirely Factual Account of a Year (c. AD 2009) in a Large City, released Tuesday, paint an accurate portrait of New York as it stood in ...

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Choire Sicha’s new book, Very Recent History: An Entirely Factual Account of a Year (c. AD 2009) in a Large City, documents only a slim moment in New York history, but it does so from an interesting ...

Co-founder of the Awl Choire Sicha’s first book, Very Recent History, is an “entirely factual” story of the lives and loves and apartments and jobs of several young professionals in New York City in ...

Choire Sicha, center, attends a book launch party in 2017. He plans to start his new role at New York Magazine in August. Getty Images Choire Sicha, who stepped down as the head of the New York Times’ ...

Choire Sicha may have just been given a new job at The New York Times, but it appears he got an even better one from New York Magazine. The longtime Styles editor has been tapped as editor at large of ...