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A Hard Game to Love Tennis reporter Ben Rothenberg wasn’t afraid to uncover the game’s scandals, but when he claimed a top player was a domestic abuser, he was cut loose by his publishers—and slapped with a lawsuit

By Laura Wagner

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Open Book

Dive In! From Spain to India to Mexico, a new coffee-table book showcases the world’s most stunning swimming pools

By Elena Clavarino

Battle for the Ages

Boomers vs. Gen Z–ers Did the baby-boomers have more style? Are Gen Z–ers less reprehensible? Find out in our battle of the generations!

By Elena Clavarino and George Pendle

Great Lives

Marianne Mantell With $1,500 in savings, she started a recording company that paved the way for the billion-dollar audiobook business

The Return of Flaming June Once derided as an eyesore, Victorian painting is roaring back on both sides of the Atlantic

By Patrick Monahan

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“All the Romance of Filmmaking Is Gone” Woody Allen on Paris, cancel culture, retirement, and “the whole mortality question”

By Sam Wasson

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Bloom Town Before lockdown, Kyoto was overrun with tourists. Now that it’s been reclaimed by the locals, the fun really begins

By Christine Muhlke

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Sid Mashburn

By Michael Hainey

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The Misfits Tony Notarberardino has been a resident of the Chelsea Hotel—and its unofficial photo-portraitist—since 1994

By Legs McNeil

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Delaney Buffett The daughter of the “Margaritaville” singer honors her late father with her new film, Adult Best Friends

By Paulina Prosnitz

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A Night Celebrating Adam Nagourney On Tuesday, Gay Talese, Maureen Dowd, Maggie Haberman, and other journalistic swells gathered at a book party hosted by AIR MAIL Co-Editors Graydon Carter and Alessandra Stanley in celebration of the writer’s new book, a history of The New York Times

By Nathan King

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High Times

Unabashedly Arab The war in Gaza has not stopped New York’s Habibi from dishing out Levantine good vibes

By Carrie Monahan

Stranding Out!

Bounce with Me How do some New York women achieve such incredibly lush, shiny, healthy-looking hair? One new arrival steals their secrets

By Megan Agnew

The Imperfect Ending

Nicholson Baker The award-winning author, who’s written about everything from actual secret government programs to imagined inter-dimensional sex fantasias, reveals a few of his least favorite things

S&P

By Louise Grunwald

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Shyan Zakeri The Los Angeles native is bringing his favorite childhood burgers—greasy, thin patties—to New York City with his pop-up concept, Shy’s Burgers

By Elena Clavarino

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Out of Africa

By Celia McGee

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Breast Strokes Smaller implants have given rise to a new surgical procedure, and even some exotic dancers are fans

By Elizabeth Siegel

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Dodging Bullets Trump has a long history of surviving sex scandals, bankruptcies, criminal investigations, impeachments, lawsuits—and now this

By Peter Osnos

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Finding Shangri-La Nestled beneath the Topa Topa Mountains, Ojai’s oldest hotel reopens with two new restaurants—and two giant resident turtles, Abra and Cadabra

By Bronwen Carter

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It Ain’t Over Till It’s Oberg Emily Oberg, the founder of Sporty&Rich, inaugurates our new series and talks shop—her new L.A. flagship, to be exact

By Alessandra Codinha

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Close-up

Clarence Maclin In his breakout role, the formerly incarcerated actor stars alongside Colman Domingo and Paul Raci in the semi-biographical film Sing Sing

By Jack Sullivan

The Long Run

Changing Places Linda Fairstein put Yusef Salaam in prison for the attack on the Central Park jogger. He was exonerated and is running for office; she is excoriated and living as a pariah

By Jeffrey Toobin

Best

Le Gratin

Labor Pains

By Tom Scocca

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