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Taylor Antrim

New York

Deputy Editor at Vogue

Deputy Editor at Vogue, Author of Immunity (Regan Arts) and The Headmaster Ritual (Houghton Mifflin).

Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | vogue.com | Taylor Antrim

    Before expressing my deep admiration for the Belgian tennis drama Julie Keeps Quiet, opening in New York and Chicago on March 28 (it will expand across the country a week later), I should come out and admit that I was not a fan of last year’s Challengers. Actually, it’s hard to imagine anyone loving both: Challengers is a sweaty, sexy tennis melodrama, a flight of fancy if ever there was one; Julie Keeps Quiet is a hyper-realistic depiction of repression, athletic ambition, and stress.

  • 1 month ago | vogue.com | Taylor Antrim

    I still remember when the advanced copy of Hilary Mantel’s 2020 novel The Mirror and the Light hit my desk. I was eager to read the final book in Mantel’s titanic Thomas Cromwell trilogy, a series that began with Wolf Hall in 2009 and continued with Bring Up the Bodies in 2012. But its length (more than 800 pages) was intimidating, and as I plowed through, I found myself only as intermittently gripped as I’d been by Mantel’s preceding volumes.

  • 2 months ago | gq.com.tr | Taylor Antrim |Liam Hess |Emma Specter |Hannah Jackson |Corey Seymour |Anna Cafolla | +1 more

    Skins’in giriş müziğini duyduğum anda kendimi tekrar ergenlik dönemimde, küçük televizyonumun birkaç santim önünde buluyorum (sesi kısmışım ki annem hem hafta içi saat 22.00’den sonra hala uyanık olduğumu hem de ekranın karşısında deli gibi seks yapan ve birbirlerinin hayatını mahveden İngiliz gençlerini izlediğimi fark etmesin). Ama zaten olay hep Bristol tayfasıydı, değil mi?

  • 2 months ago | vogue.co.uk | Taylor Antrim |Liam Hess |Emma Specter |Hannah Jackson |Corey Seymour |Anna Cafolla | +2 more

    Quarter centuries are funny things – cause for reflection and sweeping, possibly premature judgements about what we’ve lived through. At Vogue, we’ve already looked back at the greatest fashion moments of the quarter century. So why not extend our gaze across the culture as well? Lord knows there are more than enough movies and books and memes and music to recollect. Read more: What's New On Netflix? Perhaps the richest field? TV.

  • 2 months ago | vogue.com | Taylor Antrim |Lisa Wong Macabasco

    Questions about the future hung in the frigid January air last week at Park City, Utah, during the 2025 Sundance Film Festival (which ended over the weekend). There was the usual hand-wringing about a lack of commercially minded movies on the slate, and a dearth of big sales. And there were more existential questions as well. Would the festival continue to be held in Park City at all?

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Taylor Antrim
Taylor Antrim @taylorantrim
15 Dec 20

RT @voguemagazine: One Vogue editor shares how reading John le Carré helped to get to know his own father, a stockbroker who "secretly kep…

Taylor Antrim
Taylor Antrim @taylorantrim
14 Dec 20

I wrote about le Carré and Dad: https://t.co/MPGaBlLv5U

Taylor Antrim
Taylor Antrim @taylorantrim
8 Feb 19

High Flying Bird is preoccupied with what we're all preoccupied with 2019: capitalism, work, social justice, race. My review: https://t.co/EeBl0uRJC8