About Judith Newman

Judith Newman writes about entertainment, science, business, beauty, and popular culture for a wide variety of publications, including The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Prevention, AARP,  and National Geographic. As a book reviewer, she reviews regularly for People and writes the column on “Help Desk”  for The York Times Book  Review.  She is a contributing editor for Prevention, and has been widely anthologized and won numerous awards for her journalism, including an LA Press Award for her reporting on the business empire of the Kardashians for The Hollywood Reporter.  She, her husband and two sons live in New York City

Newman’s upcoming book for Harper Collins, To Siri With Love, was inspired by a 2014 article in the New York Times inspired by her \autistic son’s relationship with Siri; it became one of the  the most emailed pieces in the newspaper  that year.  She has also co-authored several books, including The Girl:  A Life In The Shadow of Roman Polanski.  Earlier, Miramax published her memoir, You Make Me Feel Like An Unnatural Woman:  Diary of a New (Old) Mother, about becoming a mother late(ish) in life.  

Articles

To Siri, With Love

New York Times - October 17 2014

Hygge Is Where the Heart Is

New York Times - February 24, 2017

Where Have You Been, Warren Beatty?

AARP - October 2016

Gigi Hadid Naked

Allure - November 14, 2016

How She's Going To Die

Prevention Magazine - November 12 2014

Dear Book Club:  It's Not You, It's Me

New York Times, May 11, 2017

The Devil and Miss Regan

​Vanity Fair - January 2005

Allergies: A Modern Epidemic

National Geographic - May 2006

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