In Popular Culture
- Sportswriter and columnist Max Mercy (played by Robert Duvall) wrote for the New York Daily Mirror in the 1984 film The Natural.
- The alternate history novel Sideslip, by Ted White and Dave van Arnam, depicts an alternate reality where Earth is ruled by extraterrestrials and the New York Daily Mirror continues publication into 1968.
- The New York Daily Mirror was made reference to in the 2006 movie The Devil Wears Prada.
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