Jonah Weiner
Profiles & interviews
Comedy
“How Emma Stone Got Her Hollywood Ending”
Rolling Stone
“Pee-wee’s Big Comeback,” on Paul Reubens
The New York Times Magazine
“Say Everything,” on Jerrod Carmichael
The New York Times Magazine
“Anchor Management,” on the making of Anchorman 2
Rolling Stone
“Jerry Seinfeld Intends to Die Standing Up”
The New York Times Magazine
“Comedy Central in the Post-TV Era”
The New York Times Magazine
“In Stitches,” on comedy super-editor Brent White
The New York Times Magazine
“The Man Who Loves to Hate Himself,” on Louis C.K.
Rolling Stone
“Uncomfortable Moments,” on Nathan Fielder
The New York Times Magazine
Film & television
Rolling Stone
“The Unkillable Arnold Schwarzenegger”
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone
The New York Times
The New York Times
The New York Times
“...A Fucking Mess of Unanswered Questions,” a Q&A with Louis C.K.
Medium
Music
The New York Times Magazine
“Going Solo,” on Dirty Projectors
The New York Times Magazine
“Visions of Joanna,” on Joanna Newsom
Rolling Stone
“All Hail Our Robot Overlords,” on Daft Punk
Rolling Stone
“High Times at the YOLO Estate,” on Drake
Rolling Stone
“Return of the Roar,” on Sleater-Kinney
Rolling Stone
Slate
Dance
“The Impossible Body,” on Storyboard P
The New Yorker
“How Trajal Harrell Mixes his Moves”
The New York Times Magazine
Misc.
“Kenji Dreams of Sausage,” on J. Kenji Lopéz-Alt
New York
“The Metamagician,” on magician Derek DelGaudio
The New York Times Magazine
“A Fight is Brewing,” on rival craft-brewing identical twins
The New York Times Magazine
“The Brilliance of Dwarf Fortress”
The New York Times Magazine
Art
“Prying Eyes,” on Trevor Paglen
The New Yorker
“The Artist Who Talks With the Fishes,” on Natalie Jeremijenko
The New York Times Magazine
“The Art of the Doodle,” on David Shrigley
The New York Times Magazine
Essays & criticism
Letter of Recommendation: Pinky and the Brain
The New York Times Magazine
The Voices: Toward a Critical Theory of Podcasting
Slate
The Fifth Borough: Staten Island after Sandy
The New Yorker (Culture Desk)
YouTube’s new wave of pop-music weirdos
Businessweek
Slate
The Weird Genius of The Act of Killing
The New Yorker (Culture Desk)
Lady Gaga, Jay-Z, and pop-music Illuminati conspiracy theories
Slate
Slate
How Gomorrah tore up the mob-movie rulebook
Slate
The New York Times
Slate
The New York Times
On interracial buddy-cop movies
The New York Times
The strange conservatism of 30 Rock
Slate
