Lena Dunham Reveals All In her new memoir, Famesick, the actor-writer-director revisits the awful men—the difficult women—and the social-media flaying that almost destroyed her
The Dope Pope Beloved by young American Catholics, Pope Leo offers something that Trump never will—peace of mind
When Peter Met Paul A dual biography profiles Paul Thek and Peter Hujar, artists—and lovers—who shaped New York’s downtown scene in the 1970s and 80s
The Secret Life of Kurt Vonnegut A new coffee-table book reveals the satirist as a visual artist, collecting 150 whimsical doodles that his daughter Nanette, who also writes the introduction, kept private for decades
Broadway Baby In a revealing new biography, Daniel Okrent follows Stephen Sondheim’s story from his apprenticeship with Oscar Hammerstein II to the highest echelons of Broadway
An American in Paris Wire acrobats, floating mobiles, wooden figures … Celebrating the centenary of Alexander Calder’s years living in the French capital, an exhibition presents more than 300 of his works
