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Naomi Fry

Naomi Fry

Staff Writer at The New Yorker

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  • English
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  • Entertainment

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Recent Articles

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Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry’s Teen-Age Dream

The pair, spotted together on a yacht, seemed to represent a romance for an era of celebrity politics, when a former President has Netflix deals and the current President is a reality star.
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Why Did We Love “To Catch a Predator”?

A new documentary explores how the show turned troubled individuals’ actions into a quasi-pornographic exhibit meant for an audience’s titillation.
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The Strange, Cinematic Life of Charlie Sheen

The actor’s new memoir and documentary offer little real vulnerability. But there is undeniable fun in his tales of bad behavior.
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Can Reality TV Redeem Jake and Logan Paul?

On their new show, “Paul American,” the controversial influencers try to show a softer side.
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Why Do We Want to Believe That Jim Morrison Is Still Alive?

The singer died in 1971. A new documentary series posits that he faked his death to escape the burden of fame, and is living in hiding.
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Naomi Fry on Jay McInerney’s “Chloe’s Scene”

In McInerney’s telling, Chloë Sevigny, then a young It Girl, was the font from which absolute cool flowed. She was New York.
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The Unsettling Cheer of “The Baldwins”

Alec Baldwin’s new married-with-children reality show is full of forced merriment. But tragedy lurks beneath the surface.
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A Reality Show to Watch This Week

A Reality Show to Watch This Week
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The Rise of the Passive Spectator

The famed twentieth-century photojournalist Weegee was just as fascinated with tragedy—fires, car crashes, murders—as he was with our desire to gawk.
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What We See in Lauren Sanchez’s Cleavage

The hemline index correlates the strength of the economy with women’s skirt lengths—minis in a bull market, midis in bear. In our sociopolitical moment, it could make more sense to consider what might be called the boob index.
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The Cruel Abstraction of “Beast Games”

On a competition show made by the YouTube sensation MrBeast, the people are faceless and the challenges are vicious.