. >> emily ratajkowski is your tonight to celebrate a debut collectiones of essays that examines her own multifaceted identity. a world-famous model with tens of millions of followers, she is a household name for her looks and prolific image, but refuses to let having a a body peoplet to sell forcer into dimensionality. "my body" tackle same, love, friendship and betrayal, and the intricate web of sexuality and power. feeling small one second and powerful the next both in and out of control. in reckoning with a level of success that is broader both pain and pleasure, emily investigates her own evolving beliefs, the perverse dynamics of a culture that commoditize the female body and the dichotomy between who she is and how she is perceived. emily ratajkowski is in conversation this evening with hanna rosin the editorial director for audio at new york magazine. previously, hanna was a cohost of npr's and the author of the book the end of man and is also written for the atlantic, the "washington post" and the new yorker, among others. later in the program we would love to hear questions

emily ratajkowski is in conversation this evening with hanna rosin the editorial director for audio at new york magazine where the cut first published emily's essay buying myself back, which was the magazine's most read piece of the year. previously hana was a co-host of npr's invisibilia. she is the author of the book the end of men and has also written for the atlantic the washington post and the new yorker among others. later in the program. we'd love to hear your questions and you'll be invited to line up at the standing microphones in either aisle. following the event signed books will be for sale in the main lobby. thank you all again both here and at home for being with us tonight, and please join me in giving a warm. welcome to emily ratajkowski and hannah rosen. everyone thank you so much for being here. i have to like basque in the weirdness of this moment for one second of being live and having people live. hi. everyone. people are here so exciting. thank you for coming to washington. thank you for having me. thank you for being here. yeah, i feel. this book is so personal.