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Breaking Point What is the U.S. Open? The sport’s chaos magnet

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Face Off Sharp objects, harsh chemicals, and blind trust are a dangerous combination, as one woman discovered when she put herself in the hands of a Beverly Hills facialist


Einstein’s Eternal Returns Seventy-one years after Albert Einstein’s death, his face earns millions annually—and a Beverly Hills lawyer makes sure no one uses it for free

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Amanda Anisimova and Zizou Bergs’s Favorite Things Amanda Anisimova and Zizou Bergs are as interesting off the court as they are on it. Here, the two Lalo ambassadors share what they never travel without

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The Wild Life of Peter Beard His 1965 book, The End of the Game, sounded an early warning about Kenya’s wildlife crisis. Six decades on, its haunting photographs look more prophetic than ever

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Pucci Undercover Emilio Pucci’s niece traces the remarkable tale of how the designer risked his life smuggling essential files to the Allies during World War II

Cohn Job In American Scoundrel, Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Kai Bird turns his attentions to Roy Cohn, fixer to Donald Trump and Joseph McCarthy


Hallo, Hot Stuff! A new coffee-table book pays homage to the bodybuilder turned actor turned governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger

Wish You Were Here! Love, Stephen Stephen Hough’s Piano Postcards mirrors a classical star’s life on the road

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Match Point The courtside wardrobe and beyond: what to wear, carry, and bring along when tennis becomes less about the score and more about the scene

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Dolly Parton’s Guide to the Good Life In July, the indomitable, 11-time Grammy-winning country singer answered 14 of life’s most pressing questions for our questionnaire

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