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Gabriel Gianordoli

Gabriel Gianordoli is an assistant editor in the Digital News Design Department at The New York Times, where he has worked since 2018. He was named the World’s Best Designer by the Society for News Design in 2021.

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  1. Cuando la edad adulta era divertida

    Para un niño que veía televisión en los ochenta y noventa, observar a los adultos dejándose llevar y bailando de súbito era un presagio de que crecer quizás no tenía que ser un lastre.

    Por Shane O’Neill

     

  2. The Joy of Letting Loose

    For a kid watching TV in the 1980s and ’90s, seeing grown-ups get weird meant that adulthood might not have to be a drag.

    By Shane O’Neill

     

  3. The New York City Mixtape

    From bars and clubs to parks and sidewalks, you can hear a global soundtrack, music brought by immigrants and remixed and remade, like the musicians themselves.

    By David Gonzalez and Photographs By Todd Heisler

     

  4. Future Cringe

    One day we’ll look back on this moment and wonder: What were we thinking?

    By George Gurley

     

  5. America, the Bland

    Across the country, new developments are starting to look the same, raising fears that cities are losing their unique charm. But in the current housing crisis, does that matter?

    By Anna Kodé

     

  6. Dancing With the Stairs

    Who needs a stage when you have stairs? On film and in life, each step is more than a step: It’s the potential for a dance of daring.

    By Gia Kourlas

     

  7. A Culture in the Cross Hairs

    Russia’s invasion has systematically destroyed Ukrainian cultural sites. A Times investigation has identified 339 that sustained substantial damage this year.

    By Jason Farago, Haley Willis, Sarah Kerr and Ainara Tiefenthäler

     

  8. The Joan Didion Estate Sale

    Hundreds of the writer’s furnishings and personal items will be sold at auction next month, offering fans the opportunity to acquire a piece of her legacy.

    By Anna Kodé

     

  9. 50 Years Ago, Stevie Wonder Heard the Future

    On the anniversary of the landmark 1972 album “Talking Book,” musicians who made it and artists who cherish it share their stories.

    By The New York Times

     

  10. Over 370 Republican Candidates Have Cast Doubt on the 2020 Election

    A vast majority of Republicans running for the highest state and federal offices have questioned, and at times, outright denied the 2020 results, despite evidence to the contrary, The Times found.

    By Karen Yourish, Danielle Ivory, Aaron Byrd, Weiyi Cai, Nick Corasaniti, Meg Felling, Rumsey Taylor and Jonathan Weisman