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Been There, Dunne That

Griffin Dunne reflects on his sister’s horrific murder, the making of Scorsese’s After Hours, his friendship with Carrie Fisher, and a colorful life in New York and Hollywood

The Face in the Mirror

James Corden’s chummy charm conquered America, but the United Kingdom isn’t so keen

Editor’s Picks

This week, don’t miss a World War II thriller, a book on the making of Double Indemnity, a look at Cold War Moscow, and an overlooked Mark Twain novel

Blondie Moment

In an excerpt from his new memoir, Chris Stein, the Blondie co-founder and guitarist, recalls the heroin-and-pot-fueled chaos of life on tour in the early 80s

Tish Weinstock’s Guide to London

The beauty editor and fashion fixture shares her tips on where to find everything from Edwardian lace to Chanel tweed in her home city

Lola Peploe

For the actor’s directorial debut, she’s revisiting her grandmother’s legendary life and painting career

Stephen Kroninger’s Sketchbook

Along Came Polly

Polly Jean Harvey, the fearless singer and two-time Mercury Prize winner known as PJ Harvey, blends her recent work with 90s classics on her European summer tour

The Daumier of La Dolce Vita

Ava Gardner kicked him in the groin, Peter O’Toole socked him in the ear, and this month Gérard Depardieu pounded him to a pulp. But 79-year-old Rino Barillari isn’t slowing down

Lunch with Sam Taylor-Johnson

On this week’s episode of Table for Two, the Fifty Shades of Grey director talks about making Paul Newman cry, the inspiration behind her new Amy Winehouse biopic, and more …

Hoaxing the Nazis

Using fake tanks, movie-set designers, and an all-too-real General Patton, the Allies ingeniously fooled Hitler in the run-up to D-day

Satch Is Back!

Five spectacular and previously unheard Louis Armstrong recordings from 1968 are finally being released by the BBC, showing him to be a great entertainer to the last

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Man Ray’s Halo Effect

A new book surveys the life and work of the prolific 20th-century artist who revolutionized photography and pioneered the Surrealist movement

Fathers and Daughters

The Remains of the Day

How an intrepid director and a truly star-studded cast came together to make the 1962 war epic The Longest Day, against odds that almost rivaled the real event

Drinking the High Life

On this week’s podcast, Linda Wells tells us about the new wave of THC cocktails (and how they lead to a cleaner kitchen)

Eisenhower’s War Years

Murder, They Wrote

This month’s best mystery books, podcasts, and TV series

Valley of the Books

Located inside a family’s Brooklyn home, High Valley Books offers the best collection of rare and vintage print media in the city

Infinity Times Four

From the Donmar Warehouse in London, Nick Payne’s Constellations

All Jazzed Up

How three great jazz musicians—Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, and Duke Ellington—created their own lexicons

Editor’s Picks

This week, don’t miss a beloved historian’s memoir; a look at early American life; and an author’s ode to his cat

Angelica Hicks’s Guide to Brooklyn

The British illustrator and Internet personality shares her go-to restaurants, shops, and bars near her home in Carroll Gardens