What Color is Your Parachute?
As Mark Rothko in the award-winning Red, Alfred Molina tackles the big questions
Writer’s Woes, According to Ottessa Moshfegh
The Eileen and My Year of Rest and Relaxation author has a new short story reflecting her old frame of mind
Dirty Rotten Scandal
A “headless” man, a woman in pearls, louche aristocrats, a vast estate, early revenge porn, and one of the most shocking trials of postwar London. Now it’s a new mini-series starring Claire Foy and Paul Bettany
New Year’s Resoluteness
Songs for the hopeful and indefatigable, from the Impressions, the Persuasions, and the Bob Dylan
Mystery Woman
Eight questions with crime writer Laura Lippman, whose new collection of psychological suspense stories is out this month
The French Connection
What is it about gentleman-thief Arsène Lupin, Maurice Leblanc’s answer to Sherlock Holmes, that makes him so endlessly appealing?
Witches and Wizards and Wonders, Oh My!
Illustrations old and new bring the world of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz to life
Bethany Antonia
At just 24, the British actress is starring in some of TV’s most watched shows
Did Elizabeth Holmes Get What She Deserved?
All the best listening for you in ’22—great views, conversations, stories, and more
Instant Classic
How to steal a million antiques
Westward Hokum
How did Taylor Sheridan spin Yellowstone into America’s top-rated drama?
I Do! I Do!
Love finds a way in The Bartered Bride, starring Teresa Stratas
Bowie’s Back
A never-before-released David Bowie album hits the airwaves
It’s Robert Welch’s World—We’re Just Living in It
How the relatively unknown American conservative shaped our society more than anyone else
