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Prodigious Young Women

From Kate Middleton to Samantha Cameron to Oscar winner Emerald Fennell, what is it about Marlborough College, the leafy British boarding school?

On the Road Again

Tunes to complement your wanderlust, from Willie Nelson, the Coasters, Laura Nyro and Labelle, Van Dyke Parks, and more

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Tax-22

What happens when a $65 million Rauschenberg features an endangered bald eagle? Inside the secretive I.R.S. team that solves art’s riddles …

Halston’s Halcyon Days

The mononymous American designer behind Jackie Kennedy’s pillbox hat gets the ending he deserves in Ryan Murphy’s new series

A Bigger Splash

Venice’s oldest families are up in arms over a law that bars them from participating in this year’s Biennale. Expect protest on a grand scale

Singer, Dancer, Marcher, Spy

Josephine Baker broke barriers onstage and off—from Jim Crow Miami to the royal court of Monaco

Tyler Mahan Coe

The man behind the podcast Cocaine & Rhinestones brought country music and its history to a new generation. Three years later, he’s back

André Carrilho’s Sketchbook

The Queen of Bohemia

Murder, They Wrote

How Do You Say “Avant-Garde” in Spanish?

Photographs by Ramón Masats chronicle the decade that revolutionized Spain

Mind Games

During W.W. I, a pair of British prisoners escaped their captors using a Ouija board. Their story reveals the power of delusion

Breaking the Sound Barrier

Where Love Goes to Die

Diva’s Welcome Back

An interview with French composer Marc-André Dalbavie, whose Le Soulier de Satin, based on the play by Paul Claudel, marks the Paris Opera’s reopening

Opera Pick of the Week

Anthony Davis commemorates the massacre that rocked Tulsa 100 years ago with Fire Across the Tracks, part of the Tulsa Opera’s pandemic recital program Greenwood Overcomes

An Affair to Remember

The New Williamsburg

Hasidim brought “the Jerusalem of America” to South Williamsburg after the Holocaust. All these years later, they’re on the move again

Short List

Books to read this week, from Robert Kanigel’s biography of Milman Parry, the man who reanimated Homer, to novels by Edmund de Waal and Bina Bernard

Shamier Anderson

The actor toughed it out in L.A. until he got his big break. Now he’s giving back with a nonprofit that encourages aspiring actors in Toronto’s inner city

Thirty-One Splendid Suns

Eric Hanson’s Sketchbook

Call His Agent!

The French talent agent who turned his frustrations into a hit TV series