2016 Ellies Finalists Announced

The American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) has announced the finalists for the 2016 Ellies. For the third straight year New York was the most-nominated magazine, with nine. New York Times Magazine was second, with seven nominations. Below is the complete list of finalists. Congrats to all. Magazine of the Year: The Atlantic; The Hollywood Reporter; National Geographic; New York; The New Yorker General Excellence News, Sports and Entertainment: Esquire; Fast Company; GQ; New York; The New York Times Magazine; The New Yorker; Newsweek Service and Lifestyle: Bon Appétit; Golf Digest; Harper’s Bazaar; Lucky Peach; Parents; Seventeen; T: The New York Times Style Magazine Special Interest: Backpacker; Car and Driver; The Hollywood Reporter; Modern Farmer; San Francisco; Smithsonian; Tablet Magazine Literature, Science and Politics: Aperture; Foreign Affairs; Nautilus; The Oxford American; Poetry; Virginia Quarterly Review Design: Bon Appétit; GQ; New York; The Pitchfork Review; Wired Photography: The California Sunday Magazine; National Geographic; New York; Vanity Fair; WSJ. Single-Topic Issue: Bloomberg Businessweek for “Code: An Essay,” June 15-28 National Geographic for “The Climate Issue,” November The New York Times Magazine for “Walking New York,” April 26 San Francisco for “The Chinese-American City,” April Vice for “The Prison Issue,” October Website: Audubon; Bloomberg Businessweek; New York; Refinery29; Vogue Multimedia: BBC News Magazine (US) for “The Hurricane Station,” by Rajini Vaidyanathan, August 24 at bbc.com/news/magazine New York for “This Is the Story of One Block in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn,” at nymag.com and November 16-22 print issue The New York Times Magazine for “Desperate Crossing,” photography and video by Paolo Pellegrin, text by Scott Anderson, at nytimes.com and September 6 print issue Runner’s World for 40 Million Steps Around the World,” at runnersworld.com and April print issue Slate for “The Atlantic Slave Trade in Two Minutes,” by Andrew Kahn and Jamelle Bouie, June 25 at slate.com Video GQ for “Inside the Atlanta Strip Club That Runs Hip Hop,” by Lauren Greenfield, July 10 at gq.com The New York Times Magazine for “Walking New York,” by JR, Chris Milk and Zach Richter, April 23 at nytimes.com Pitchfork for “Vince Stapes—Over/Under,” July 1, “Rick Ross—Over/Under,” December 11, and “T-Pain—Over/Under,” September 29, at youtube.com Vice for “Red Right Hand: The Cleveland Strangler,” November 3at vice.com Vice News for “Selfie Soldiers: Russia’s Army Checks In to Ukraine,” June 16 at news.vice.com Public Interest BuzzFeed News for “The New American Slavery,” July 24, and “All You Americans Are Fired,” December 1, by Jessica Garrison, Ken Bensinger and Jeremy Singer-Vine, at buzzfeed.com Cosmopolitan for “Pregnant? Scared? Need Options? Too Bad,” August print issue, “Save the Mother, Save the Baby,” April 6 at cosmopolitan.com, and “I Felt Set Up,” December 17 at cosmopolitan.com, by Meaghan Winter The Huffington Post for “Dying To Be Free,” by Jason Cherkis, January 28 at huffingtonpost.com The Huffington Post Highline for “Welcome to Beautiful Parkersburg, West Virginia,” by Mariah Blake, August 27 at highline.huffingtonpost.com The Intercept for “The Teflon Toxin,” August 11, “The Case Against DuPont,” August 17, and “How DuPont Slipped Past the EPA,” August 20, by Sharon Lerner at theintercept.com Personal Service: Cooking Light for “The Healthy Cook’s Guide to Fat,” by Sidney Fry, MS, RD, and Robin Bashinsky, November Cosmopolitan for “Surf the New Wave: Cosmo’s Guide to the Modern Period,” by Laura Bell and Anna Maltby, November FamilyFun for “The Happy Family Playbook,” by Jennifer King Lindley, May Popular Mechanics for “How to Buy a Car,” July/August Wired for “All Work and All Play,” by Rashida Jones, July Leisure Interests: Bon Appétit for “Cook Like a Pro,” April Eater for “The Eater Guide to Surviving Disney World,” August 26 at eater.com GQ for “What’s Blowing Up,” April Los Angeles for “Taco City,” July, and “Taco Week,” July 20, by Lesley Bargar Suter With Bill Esparza at lamag.com Sunset for “Welcome to Camp Sunset,” May Magazine Section: Backpacker for “The Play List” Bon Appétit for “BA Kitchen” GQ for “Manual” New York for “The Culture Pages” Popular Mechanics for “How Your World Works” Reporting: The Atlantic for “Is It Time for the Jews to Leave Europe?” by Jeffrey Goldberg, April Matter for “Ghost Boat,” by Eric Reidy, October 7 at medium.com/matter Matter for “My Nurses Are Dead and I Don’t Know If I’m Already Infected,” by Joshua Hammer, January 12 at medium.com/matter Mother Jones for “The Fever [How the Government Put Tens of Thousands of People at Risk of a Deadly Disease],” by David Ferry, January/February The New York Times Magazine for “Purgatory [The Deported],” by Luke Mogelson, December 13 The New Yorker for “Where the Bodies Are Buried,” by Patrick Radden Keefe, March 16 Rolling Stone for “Yemen’s Hidden War,” by Matthieu Aikins, August 13 Feature Writing: Bicycling for “Spun,” by Steve Friedman, June Chicago for “Here We Are,” by Scott Blackwood, November ESPN The Magazine for “The Education of Alex Rodriguez,” by J.R. Moehringer, March 2 The Marshall Project in Partnership With ProPublica for “An Unbelievable Story of Rape,” by Ken Armstrong and T. Christian Miller, December 16 at themarshallproject.org New York for “The Hustlers at Scores,” by Jessica Pressler, December 28, 2015-January 10, 2016 The New York Times Magazine for “The Strange Case of Anna Stubblefield,” by Daniel Engber, October 25 The New Yorker for “The Really Big One,” by Kathryn Schulz, July 20 Feature Photography The California Sunday Magazine for “In the Tenderloin,” photographs by Pieter Hugo, May 3 New York for “The Seven Ages of Woman,” portfolio by Rachel Feinstein, August 10-23 Politico for “Front Row at the Political Theater,” photographs by Mark Peterson, November/December Vanity Fair for “He Says Goodbye, She Says Hello,” by Buzz Bissinger, photographs by Annie Leibovitz, July W for “Best Performances,” by Lynn Hirschberg, photographs by Tim Walker, February Essays and Criticism Condé Nast Traveler for “Postcard From East Africa,” by Jonathan Franzen, September Esquire for “The Friend,” by Matthew Teague, May GQ for “The Accident,” by Michael Paterniti, March Matter for “Everything Is Yours, Everything Is Not Yours,” by Clemantine Wamariya and Elizabeth Weil, June 29 at medium.com/matter Poetry for “How It Feels,” by Jenny Zhang, July/August Columns and Commentary ESPN The Magazine for three “The Truth” columns by Howard Bryant: “Down for the Count,” July 20, “The King Has Spoken,” September 14, and “The Power of Sight,” October 12 Harper’s Magazine for three “Easy Chair” columns by Rebecca Solnit: “Abolish High School,” April, “In the Shadow of the Storm,” August, and “The Mother of All Questions,” October The Intercept for three “The Barrett Brown Review of Arts and Letters and Prison” columns by Barrett Brown: “Stop Sending Me Jonathan Franzen Novels,” October 6, “A Visit to the Sweat Lodge,” July 16, and “Santa Muerte, Full of Grace,” August 24 The New York Times Magazine for three “On Photography” columns by Teju Cole: “A True Picture of Black Skin,” February 22, “Shadows in São Paulo,” August 23, and “The Shadow Remains,” October 18 Poetry for three “Poetry Magazine Podcasts”: “Cast Poems in the River and Tell Them You Remember,” April 1, “Cranberry Cranberry Cranberry,” July 1, and “Things No Longer There,” September 1 Fiction Harper’s Magazine for “Interesting Facts,” by Adam Johnson, June The New Yorker for “Who Will Greet You at Home,” by Lesley Nneka Arimah, October 26 Zoetrope: All-Story for “The Grozny Tourist Bureau,” by Anthony Marra, Fall

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2016 Ellies Finalists Announced

New York, once again, did well.

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