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The Princess Deception Program Thirty years on, the journalist who first broke the story of Diana’s betrayal by the BBC’s Martin Bashir reveals the true extent of the cover-up—and why her brother believes its consequences were lethal

By Andy Webb

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An American in Paris After crash-landing in occupied France during World War II, a bombardier from Jacksonville, Florida, refused rescue and joined up with the French Resistance instead

By Bruce Henderson

Deadly Pleasures to Read and Watch This month in mysteries: a detective novel that foresaw Trump’s spat with his neighbor up north, and a scintillating new season of The Diplomat

By Lisa Henricksson

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What Is Donald Trump’s Libel Scorecard? Trump’s war on the media has generated a lot of sound and fury, not to mention a handful of well-publicized settlements—but few actual victories in court

By Matt Kapp

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Books

In Tom Freston’s Memoir, the MTV C.E.O. Recalls His Vice Run-In

By Tom Freston

News

A Look Inside Ghislaine Maxwell’s Cushy Life in Prison

By Victoria Bekiempis

Books

Sir Roger Deakins’s Memoir Is an Homage to Modern Cinema

By Nicolas Rapold

For a window into the motive of UnitedHealthcare killer Luigi Mangione, one biographer delved deep into the world of Unabomber Ted Kaczynski’s admirers …

Of Monsters and Mangione

By John H. Richardson

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A Family of Filmmakers Two of Me brings Eleanor Coppola’s revelatory, 50-year diary project to a close

By Sam Wasson

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The Wrecking Crew The demolition of the White House’s East Wing wasn’t the first time Trump destroyed a great American building

By Stefan Koldehoff and Tobias Timm

There’s Something About Julie How Walt Disney and the Sherman brothers landed on Julie Andrews for the role of Mary Poppins—without whom “A Spoonful of Sugar” would not exist

By Todd James Pierce

¡Ay, Caramba! Exile in Abu Dhabi hasn’t stopped Spain’s disgraced king, Juan Carlos I, from sounding off on “benevolent” dictator Francisco Franco, Princess Diana, and that infamous safari incident

By Isambard Wilkinson

How Messimania Is Elevating Soccer Around the World

By Jordan Blumetti

Ranking Wineries Run by Ex-N.F.L Players

By Alan Richman

Inside Manchester City Star Erling Haaland’s Gargantuan Diet

By Liam Kelly

Britain’s Hidden Gem Long forgotten since his death in 1949, the painter William Nicholson is being revived in Chichester, a small coastal town turned unlikely sanctuary for 20th-century English art

By Andrew Pulver

Culture

Hideaki Anno’s Neon Genesis Evangelion Is Celebrated in an Exhibit in Tokyo

By Spike Carter

Culture

An Interview with 92NY’s Music Director, Nicholas Russotto

By Matthew Gurewitsch

Culture

Alexander Soddy’s Così Fan Tutte Arrives at Teatro alla Scala in Milan

By Matthew Gurewitsch

Gifts for the Traveler Shopping for people who have adopted Group One as an identity? AIR SUPPLY has holiday presents that feel like an automatic bump to the front of the cabin

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We’ll Always Have the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Paul Frank rockets, Hello Kitty planes, SpongeBob Santas … Elizabeth Kahane’s photos of the New York mainstay, taken from her third-floor window over the last 25 years, are collected in a festive coffee-table book

By Elena Clavarino

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Culture

How Tony Sarg Transformed the World’s Biggest Thanksgiving Parade

By Nathan King

Books

Unpacking the Real Story of the First Thanksgiving

By David J. Silverman

Food and Drink

One Cookbook Author’s Tips for a Successful Thanksgiving

By Alison Roman

Why is Gen Z Obsessed With George Bush?

By Carolina de Armas and Paulina Prosnitz

Inside the War Between Manhattan’s Gourmet Grocers

By Clara Molot

Crime and Scandal

How One Socialite’s Life of Glamor Fell Apart

By Jane Boon