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Adventures in Absinthe

When I set out to expose a black-market counterfeiter of vintage absinthe, things didn’t go the way I expected

Yulia Navalnaya Picks Up the Baton

Eight months after the Kremlin murdered her husband, Alexei Navalny’s widow reflects on their marriage, their shared aspirations for their home country, and why she doesn’t hate Vladimir Putin

Mimi Thorisson’s Guide to Turin

The cookbook author and chef shares her favorite spots in her adopted city

If You Build It …

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Deadly Pleasures to Listen to, Read, and Watch

Get in the Halloween spirit with this month’s best mystery podcast, book, and movie

Teenage Wasteland

At the turn of the century, Abercrombie & Fitch led a pop-culture movement hyping up consumerism. Millennials bought in—and got duped

X-istential Crisis

Trump and Musk want to take the MAGA movement to Mars

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Son

Lunch with Hannah Waddingham

On this week’s episode of Table for Two, the Ted Lasso actress reveals why she doesn’t want to look like herself when she appears on-screen

Open Roads to Candy Mountain

In an interview, the actor Kevin J. O’Connor reflects on his experience shooting Robert Frank’s newly restored 1987 film

From Russia, with Lulz

Mark Eydelshteyn landed his first English-speaking role with a very unusual audition tape

Ruby Wright’s Sketchbook

All About Marilyn

Eve Arnold’s newly discovered pictures of Marilyn Monroe capture the enduring friendship between Magnum’s first female photographer and an actress fighting for success in a male-dominated world

Call Him by His Name

In an interview, André Aciman discusses the inspiration for Call Me by Your Name and his new memoir, about his own teenage years spent in Italy

Inside the Summer’s Most Mysterious Tragedy

This week, Sam Kashner discusses what he learned about the sinking of the doomed, multi-million-dollar yacht Bayesian

Editor’s Picks

This week, don’t miss a memoir from the interwar Jane Austen, the musings of a thrice Booker Prize–shortlisted author, and a biography of the humorist Will Rogers

The Dickens of Appalachia

In an interview, Barbara Kingsolver discusses her little-known first book, the inspiration behind Demon Copperhead, and what J. D. Vance gets wrong about the rural South

Bjarke Ingels’s Guide to Copenhagen

The Danish architect shares his favorite spots in his home city

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

You Can Call Me Al

Moscow Hotline

Selected excerpts from the phone conversations between former president Donald J. Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin

Frank Sinatra Gets Whacked

Martin Scorsese’s gritty biopic of Frank Sinatra has been shelved. Was it the singer’s family, or Gen Z’s lack of interest, that killed it off?

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