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Thanks Again

Michael Kiwanuka, J. J. Cale, Marvin Gaye, Massive Attack, Nina Simone, and Sly & the Family Stone are among those who know just how to say it

The Jewel in The Crown

Erin Doherty is pure ebullience, even if her Princess Anne is something else entirely

The Family Jewels

Man of Letters

A new collection of Ralph Ellison’s correspondence sheds light on the life of the writer, including the
first books that influenced him

Kane, Eve, and Cleopatra

The author of a new book on the Mankiewicz brothers reckons with an especially timely concern: Were her subjects predatory monsters?

Anthony Doerr

Shares the essential titles on his bookshelf

London After Dark

There were many drinking clubs in Soho in the 50s. But the habitués of the Colony were of a more stellar quality, with a higher degree of loucheness

Do Not Open Before 2114

The author who shared everything in My Struggle keeps his new book under wraps for 94 years

The Visions of Rodney Smith

Beyond the Trenches

A Whale of a Show!

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

A Guide to Art Basel Miami Beach
and Beyond

Behind The Crown

The inside story of how the show’s creator, Peter Morgan, mixes facts with dramatic inventiveness

Come On in My Kitchen

Music to cook by, from Domenico Modugno, Roberta Flack, Fleetwood Mac, Dolly Parton, the Temptations, Renato Carosone, and more

EPISODE I: “Slattern-on-the-Hudson”

Recent correspondence from Lansy Everett, formerly of the New York Herald Tribune, Vanity Fair, Esquire, Mademoiselle, Vogue, Worth, and Harper’s Bazaar

Jackie’s Russian Collusion

A letter from Jacqueline Kennedy to Nikita Khrushchev was among the last she’d send from the White House

Cuban Revolution

Ana de Armas, the Knives Out actress and soon-to-be Bond girl, on working with Daniel Craig and Chris Evans

The Fast Lane

Food for Thought

This Land is Their Land offers a true account of the First Thanksgiving. Its author illustrates the violent history behind today’s myth

Beyond the White Bikini

Ursula Andress, no Hollywood careerist, found fame and has enjoyed a “very lucky” life regardless

Jesse Eisenberg

Recommends four contemporary plays

Horse Sense

A new book offers a playful antidote to uncertain times, from the British illustrator whose past collaborations with Richard Curtis and Nelson Mandela are a testament to the wide-ranging charm of his work

Old Head, Young Shoulders