Previous reports of the demise of nude women in print, including several posts in this blog, may have been a bit hasty: it turns out there is still plenty of interest in, demand for, and doubtless one-handed appreciation of naked or very scantily clad women in the pages of magazines.

'The New Yorker' has a new video series, and one entry mocks emotional-support animals. I can pretty much guarantee that the reactions to it, part of the magazine's new humor series, "Shorts & Murmurs," will range from "tssk tssk"-ing disapproval to righteous indignation.