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Facing the Music

An homage to Summer Stock, an overlooked 1950s musical starring Judy Garland and Gene Kelly

The Journalist and the Fraudster

Homegoing

Twentieth-Century Woman

A new book collects 100 images taken by Lee Miller, the intrepid photographer, war correspondent, and Surrealist muse, played by Kate Winslet in an upcoming film

Terminal Hilarity

How three guys from the Milwaukee suburbs re-invented American comedy

Danielle Kosann’s Sketchbook

Photo Finish

More than 100 of Julia Margaret Cameron’s haunting portraits go on view for the first Parisian exhibition of her work in nearly 40 years

Will a Victim’s Father Take Down the Idaho Killer?

On this week’s podcast, Howard Blum reveals how the father of one of the victims is pursuing his own investigation—and uncovering new facts

The Devil’s in the Details

From Paolo Sorrentino’s The Hand of God to the novels of Elena Ferrante—where has this insatiable appetite for all things Naples come from?

Julian Schnabel’s Cutting Edge

Despite commercial success and a body of work that now spans more than five decades, the artist is just as irritable and unimpressed as ever

Till Kingdom Come

The Holy Roman Empire failed so you don’t have to. In a new book, a scion of the Habsburg family interprets lessons from one of Europe’s most powerful dynasties for the personal realm

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Lunch with Bette Midler

On this week’s episode of Table for Two, Bette Midler reveals to host Bruce Bozzi that, yes, even she gets nervous …

Family (Mis)Fortunes

A Trump and a Kushner square off for the title of “World’s Worst Grandpa”

Dinner Party From Hell

It’s time for a second look at Thomas Adès’s loopy dance of death The Exterminating Angel

Editor’s Picks

This week, don’t miss an audiobook murder mystery involving cellist prodigies, an intimate history of Manhattan’s Public Theater, and a globe-maker’s exploration of his craft

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Forever on the Wild Side

Just the Facts

Murder, They Wrote

This month’s best mysteries feature aging sleuths, from the latest in Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club series to a new Agatha Christie Poirot book. Plus: the best TV shows to go with them

Heaven on Wheels

A new book offers a dazzling survey of the most exceptional cars ever designed, from a Corvette Sting Ray to an Aston Martin Valkyrie, to a BMW Isetta micro-car

No Exit

A great female auteur makes a bold humanist statement in Green Border

Is This the Woman Who Could (Should?) Replace Biden?

On this week’s podcast, Peter Osnos discusses why a 52-year-old from Michigan just might have what it takes

Searching the Webb

A new book about the jeweler David Webb reveals the inspirations behind the master’s modern designs