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What if … Gordon Ramsay Were Your Office Manager?

Where Photography and Fashion Meet

A new volume unites the work of two greats: the photographer Peter Lindbergh and the couturier Azzedine Alaïa

The Great Escape

How Nixon and Brando prevented another massacre at Wounded Knee—and allowed American Indian leader Dennis Banks to run free

Lucky No. 13

At Home in the World

Odes to the Office

Dying to return to your place of work? (Or are you back in the office and doing your dying there?) Herewith, a collection of songs that will make you feel better in either case

Jim McMullan’s Sketchbook

The Podcast People Are Talking About

Morning Meeting is where the conversation begins. Listen in!

Opening the Floodgates

Everything you need to know about Bill and Melinda Gates’s divorce—and then some

Opera Pick of the Week

Bulgaria’s native son Orlin Anastasov shines in the Sofia Opera’s outdoor Attila

Deeper Than the Deep Blue Sea

An exhibition at the Fondation Carmignac’s Mediterranean villa focuses on the colors, movement, and creatures of the sea

Decoding Dickens

The Big Sick

Radical Chic

Virginie Despentes managed to get her film banned in French cinemas. With the U.S. release of two of her fieriest works, the feminist shows no signs of slowing down

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

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

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?

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

Annie Clark’s 70s Show

St. Vincent’s latest album, the 70s-themed Daddy’s Home, is releasing in a wave of bad P.R. It’s so good you’ll listen anyway

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 …

On the Road Again

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

André Carrilho’s Sketchbook

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook