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Cocaine Blues

The white powder has become so ubiquitous among London’s middle class that it’s losing its edge

A Writer’s Editor

A longtime editor for Time magazine, Ray Cave brought ambition, wisdom, and wit to the job

Hardened Criminality,
Part II

Ron Jeremy thought he was destined for a Hollywood crossover. The life he ended up with was much more sordid

The View from There

Why the G.O.P. makes a point of starting at the bottom

Up in Flames

As Burning Man goes virtual, a new documentary reveals what really goes down on the playa

Tracking the Golden State Killer

How one man’s obsession fueled a best-seller and a hit documentary

Sunak the Magnificent

Is the Tory party’s newest rising star, the son of South Asian small-business owners, destined to become the conservative Tony Blair?

Unreal Estate

Harry and Meghan buy their dream house: a crooked Russian oligarch’s 14,563-square-foot mansion in Montecito

Parks and Wreck

As cries for help from U.S. national parks fall on the deaf ears of an administration set on environmental rollbacks, a new book emphasizes their beauty

The View from Here

Hardened Criminality?

The world’s most inexplicably famous male porn star has been accused of rape (again). Ron Jeremy’s former ghostwriter lays bare how he got where he is

Hot Priest

The young, handsome vicar charming the streets of London with Judy Collins’s “Amazing Grace”

Breeding Anxiety: Gay-Dad Stress Disorder

With their surrogate babies, Anderson Cooper and other wealthy men spark an identity crisis

Red Bulls**t

In Thailand, can a new generation of the young, rich, and powerful get away with murder?

Days of Whine and Rosés

The Hamptons put the “distance” in social distancing

The View from There

What if Trump had been president during the AIDS crisis?

La Chanteuse des Rues

Inspired by Edith Piaf, Lily Lian sang for the pedestrians of Paris

Lily Cole

The British model who has shifted her focus from the fashion industry to environmental activism

Bad Blood and Big Money

A trial in London shows bankers in the worst possible light

The Reign in Spain Goes Mainly Down the Drain

Sub Human

A horrific end awaits a promising young journalist when she goes to meet an eccentric inventor in the dark waters off the coast of Copenhagen

Record Scratch

A Hamptons charity event calling itself Safe & Sound was anything but. Working the turntables was Goldman Sachs C.E.O. David “DJ D-Sol” Solomon

Love Bites

An Ode to Shark Week

This Place Is a Real Dive

Jacques Cousteau’s grandson plans a deep-ocean equivalent of the International Space Station