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The People’s Mother

From McDonald’s to Disneyland, mums’ races, and school drop-offs, no aspect of Princess Diana’s identity was more heavily scrutinized than her role as a mother to William and Harry

When a Billionaire Buys Your General Store

On this week’s podcast, Carrie Monahan looks at the latest oddity among the 0.1-percenters on Long Island’s East End

Hail, Caesars!

The Writer and the Spy

How a journalist and a god-fearing F.B.I. agent partnered up to tell the true story of going undercover in America’s most dangerous neo-Nazi group

Lolita Cros’s Guide to New York

The French curator and art dealer shares her favorite art galleries in her hometown

Deadly Pleasures to Watch and Read

A new book and high-profile TV series paying tribute to Agatha Christie, and more

Show and Tell

The artist Goshka Macuga is exploring the intersection of fashion and art as part of her long-term collaboration with Miu Miu

Save America—Deport Lorne Michaels!

On this week’s podcast, David Kamp discusses his modest proposal to return sanity to America

Brett Robinson

The 34-year-old Ralph Lauren alum turned furniture designer is taking a bold new direction with his upcoming collection

Frank Fournier’s New York

A portfolio of the French photographer’s 1970s Technicolor pictures hearkens back to a city steeped in danger, decay, and unbridled creative freedom

The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Music

A summer-long Western road trip for Hunter Noack and his nine-foot Steinway grand, vintage 1912

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

A Mobster’s Mensch

Ireland’s Literary Femme Fatale

The James Bond producer remembers Edna O’Brien, the pioneering writer whose books were once banned for their depictions of female sexuality

Died, Beheaded, Survived

Almine Rech’s Guide to Brussels

The French art dealer and gallery owner shares her favorite spots in the Belgian capital

Clarion Top Notes, Plus His Head on a Cake Stand

Elza van den Heever, the Met’s new Salome, delivers the whole package

Elephant Man

The secret history of the Asian elephants that Belgium’s Leopold II dispatched to Africa in service of his ruthless colonial vision

Shrink Rap

An Ode to the Humble Paperback

From Lady Chatterley’s Lover to Bright Lights, Big City to A Little Life, books that were better the next time around

Joe McKendry’s Sketchbook

Mimi Keene

The British actress wanted to become a veterinarian. Then roles alongside Gillian Anderson, in Sex Education, and Anjelica Huston, in Towards Zero, came calling

The First $100 Million and the First 100 Days

On this week’s podcast, Jacob Silverman details Trump’s epic grift

Reality Check

From the French Proverbe to the English Experiment, a new coffee-table book surveys the avant-garde journals that paved the way for the 1920s’ Surrealist movement