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Fashion to Die For

Inside the true story of the murder that rocked the Gucci dynasty—and inspired Ridley Scott’s upcoming film

Will Elizabeth Holmes Walk Free?

Whom does a jury hate more? An accused grifter or filthy-rich people who let their greed lead them into a con?

They’re Thingin’ Our Thong!

The true story of Chippendales, the legendary strip club for women, will make your eyes, um, bulge

Fraudenfreude

While the businessman–social animal David Tang gave the impression of living the high life, in fact he was plundering his companies and gambling away his fortune

The Modern Art of Divorce

What’s bad for billionaires Harry and Linda Macklowe is very, very good for art collectors

Melania and Me and Her

The Melania and Me author and close adviser to Melania Trump has a lot to say about Stephanie Grisham’s Trump tell-all

Blood Lust

Elizabeth Holmes is confronted with texts from a scorned lover and by a whistleblower

A Lack of Intelligence

General “Mad Dog” Mattis complains that he got played by Holmes. Meanwhile, a mysterious presence in the press room

Blood Simpleton

In Part III of our coverage of Elizabeth Holmes’s fraud trial, the prosecution builds its case

Murdaugh Mystery

Why do people in and around a powerful Southern family keep dying?

Exit, Pursued by a Prince

Amid rumors of a third love child and Charlene’s extended stay in South Africa, has Prince Albert’s marriage finally come to an end?

A Pinch of Blood

After years of anticipation, former Theranos C.E.O. Elizabeth Holmes goes on trial for an alleged fraud of epic proportions

J.F.K. and the Radcliffe Girl

For the first time ever, one of the former president’s lovers tells her story

The Winklevoss Wrinkle

After years of post-Facebook conniving, the Winklevosses were finally on the road to redemption. Then they met another set of troublemaking twins

The Big C

Indian businessman Lalit Modi allegedly name-dropped royals and public figures to con investors for his bogus cancer treatment

The Lady Vanishes

Charged with a fraudulent $1.3 million art deal, a millennial, private-jet-hopping grifter is now heading to prison

He Said, She Said

The socialite who shot a police officer in Belize is out of jail and under siege

Stone-Cold Liar

Why did a respected British M.P. stage his own death? Two new biographies seek to offer an answer

Cardinal Sins

Nepotism, prostitutes, Prada handbags … the Vatican insider who was once Pope Francis’s closest ally is now on trial in a $412 million fraud case

King Leer

Why would disgraced monarch Juan Carlos of Spain spy on his ex-mistress? The drama continues …

Booby Trap

Lulu Lakatos allegedly posed as a gem expert, swapping $5.8 million in diamonds for seven pebbles at a Mayfair jeweler

The King Lear of Wine

In death, one of Spain’s most famous vintners crushes the hopes of his three daughters

A Summer-Camp Horror Story

Why has a man accused of sexual harassment been rehired at a summer camp for the kids of elite New Yorkers?

Match Made in Hell, Part I

At first, the lying, ghosting, and money-borrowing could be overlooked in the name of true love …