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The Making of Hannah Montana On the show’s 20th anniversary, one zillennial goes behind the scenes of the Disney Channel juggernaut that launched a 13-year-old Miley Cyrus and captivated a generation

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Meghan in Oz! The Duchess of Sussex once wanted to be the Gwyneth Paltrow of jam. Now she’s sixth on the bill at an Australian women’s retreat


The Bonvoy Problem Points programs are destroying the luxury-hotel experience. Can anything stop the freeloaders?

Phil Rosenthal and Nancy Silverton Talk Shop In an interview, the friends behind Everybody Loves Raymond and Osteria Mozza discuss Max & Helen’s, their new L.A. diner where everyone—from Steven Spielberg to Timothée Chalamet—has to wait in line

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“Serious Photographs Disguised as Entertainment” With the arrival of warmer weather, two new coffee-table books revisit the late Martin Parr’s wry pictures—and the environmental warning simmering beneath them

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Murder, They Wrote This month in mysteries: a return of Tana French’s retired cop, Cal Hooper, and a debut thriller about a female detective investigating a strange cold case

Lies My Father Told Me Magazine maestro Tom Junod’s memoir In the Days of My Youth I Was Told What It Means To Be a Man searches for the truth behind his larger-than-life father—and the myth of American manhood


The Last Gentleman My father, George Plimpton, was chivalrous, charming, and always a little out of reach

Matisse’s Last Act An exhibition in Paris collects more than 230 works created by the French artist in his last decade, when illness confined him to a life in bed that sparked a spectacular burst of creativity

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Air Supply

Gather Round Outside, inside, or anywhere you can get a table, lunch becomes dinner, wine keeps pouring, and chatter meanders without end. This is AIR SUPPLY’s spring-entertaining edit, built to make it look like you’ve always done this—before the season arrives

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Migration Patterns of the Very Rich Brits in Milan, Russians in Dubai, Egyptians in Athens … It feels like the entire 1 percent is on the move in search of lower taxes—and a taste of the good life

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