Flier’s Remorse
Gulfstream’s new G500 and G600 private planes offer every luxury—marble counters, living rooms, multiple sleeping areas—except the ability to land in wind
Read OnWar Criminal, Perhaps. Beautiful Writer, For Sure Did Henry Kissinger, now 99, ever meet a powerful world leader he didn’t like?
Ibiza Tries a New Drug Following years of hard partying, the Spanish island is not only going back to its bohemian roots—it’s taking them a step further
Going Rogue In an interview, “New Yorker” writer Patrick Radden Keefe discusses the Irish Troubles, the Sacklers, and his new book, “Rogues”
Plot Twist Anthony Horowitz gets revenge for a bad review by killing off the Sunday Times theater critic in his forthcoming novel The Twist of a Knife
You Say Tomato, I Say Tomahto With Ten Tomatoes that Changed the World, William Alexander offers a smart, engaging history of the humble fruit (or vegetable, depending on who you ask)
20th-Century Picture Show A new coffee-table book collects some of the last century’s most enduring photographs, shot by Norman Parkinson, Sebastião Salgado, Weegee, and others
