The Man Behind Bob Marley
A conversation about Chris Blackwell, founder of Island Records
There’s Something About Harry
Harry Styles is at the top of his game as musician, actor, and icon. And what’s not to love?
Always in Fashion
A major retrospective highlights the many sides of famed photographer William Klein
Cruise Control
A Royal Air Force navigator steers us into the Top Gun sequel’s aviation mistakes
Fame Monster
Top royal-watcher Tina Brown has V.I.P., front-row, all-access passes to the Queen of England. Ish ...
Counting Birds
A sampling of tracks from For the Birds, a new project that proves that we are all birds
Spies Fall Out
Howard Hunt imagined himself the Ian Fleming of the C.I.A. Then came Watergate
Monica Barbaro
Top Gun: Maverick’s sole female pilot talks learning stunts from Tom Cruise
Breaking Bread
Forget hot dogs—this Memorial Day, it’s all about the bun, and the many other forms of bread artists from Dalí to Lichtenstein used as motifs in their work
Is His Figure Less Than Greek?
Of Simon Russell Beale, London Assurance, and the joys of farce
Common Enemies
What if Vladimir asked Elon to team up?
A Study in Scarlet
Joel Meyerowitz’s study of the many shades and styles of red hair is an ode to the world’s natural redheads
From Slush Pile to Pulitzer
Joshua Cohen couldn’t find a publisher for his novel about Harold Bloom and the Netanyahus. Now it’s a heralded prizewinner
Lucy Boynton
The Bohemian Rhapsody and Politician actress plays a Cold War–era spy in her latest role
A Welcome Russian Invasion
The director and Putin critic Kirill Serebrennikov spent the last few years in detainment. Now he’s back at Cannes with a new film—and a lot more to say about his homeland
