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Piece of Cake Tracy Gray’s gonna wash that grid right outta her hair. A tiered cake made out of deli meats was displayed at The Bowery Hotel during the 2017 premiere screening and party for truTV’s new comedy series, “At Home with Amy Sedaris.”Credit...Jason Kempin/Getty Images May 11, 2021 WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — It is so nice to solve a puzzle by Tracy Gray again. Her last couple of puzzles have run on the weekends, when Caitlin Lovinger is your guide, so I haven’t had the pleasure of writing about them. Ms. Gray has hit for the cycle — in the constructing community, that means tha...

explains who we are and what we do, and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. Maybe you’re tantalized by finding the matching patterns in The New York Times’s puzzle Tiles. Or obsessed with achieving “genius” level in the word-forming Spelling Bee. Or addicted to getting tormented by the Times Sunday crossword. There’s a gamer in everyone. That’s the mind-set of a growing team at The Times dedicated to entertaining more readers through puzzles, whether they’re looking for a big challenge or a small thrill to break up their day. And a pivota...

Fired New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson slams journalists for 'stoking conflict' at the newspaper after Donald McNeil's resignation - which she says has robbed readers of his 'vital COVID reporting' Jill Abramson responded to veteran reporter Donald McNeil Jr's resignation in an op-ed published by the New York Post  McNeil, who had been at the paper for 45 years, announced he was stepping down earlier this month over complaints he said the N-word in 2019  Abramson, who was fired as executive editor in 2014, said the controversy has robbed readers of McNeil's 'vital COVID reporti...

You can tell there's real turmoil inside The New York Times when their pals at CNN's so-called "Reliable Sources" newsletter are reporting on it. Oliver Darcy led off the Thursday newsletter with news of "unprecedented divisiveness" at the paper. 

Stephens wrote to colleagues Thursday about his piece on Donald McNeil Jr He told those wondering why it wasn't in the paper 'AG Sulzberger spiked it'  The Times had initially allowed McNeil Jr. to keep his job after complaints he used the racial slur during a company funded school trip to Peru in 2019  But McNeil Jr. was forced out after 150 Times employees signed a letter saying they were 'deeply disturbed' by the paper's handling of the incident Management then said: 'We do not tolerate racist language regardless of intent' Stephens had planned to question those comments in his column�...