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Editor’s Picks This week, don’t miss a beloved historian’s memoir; a look at early American life; and an author’s ode to his cat

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Old-School

Nostalgia—It’s on the Menu In Los Angeles, martinis and wedge salads at Old Hollywood hot spots have replaced juice cleanses and vegan grain bowls

The Big Sleep

Lucky Ducks The newest .01 percent status symbol? A $28,000 duvet made of eiderdown, gathered from rare Icelandic waterfowl


Into the Garden

For the Love of Roses Today’s rose fanatics—and there are a lot of them—join a fan club that stretches from Sappho to Shakespeare to Empress Joséphine

T.G.I.S.

The Attention-Whore Index Tucker Carlson doubts the Holocaust, Melania Trump believes the conspiracies, and Donald Trump is certain someone is eating America’s pets

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Great Lives

The Godfather of Punk As the glam lead singer of the New York Dolls, David Johansen changed music forever

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The Dating Game

Cringe and Bear It Why are first dates usually so awful? One brave soul calls in the experts—and tests out their advice in the field

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The Perfect Ending

Joan Collins The actress and author answers 39 of life’s most pressing questions

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But First …

The View from Here New memoirs from both sides of the justice system shed light on Trump’s destructiveness—and feature some major about-faces

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But First …

The View from Here Remembering fashion’s caped crusader

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Little Britain

Class War in the Schoolroom The new Labour government is hiking up taxes on Britain’s acclaimed private schools. Is it leveling the playing field or getting revenge on Boris Johnson?

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On the Scent

Smell It and Weep Perfumes are booming, thanks in part to a new generation of passionate fans and their heartfelt reviews. Sob!

Highlight

Back from the Dead The celebrated Nadia Boulanger’s La Ville Morte surfaces in Athens, then in New York


After Hours

A Night Celebrating Jonathan Becker On Wednesday night, Juliana Canfield, Bob Colacello, Tom Freston, and others gathered at the Waverly Inn to toast the photographer’s new book, Lost Time

Music Greats

In Bed with Marvin Gaye In an unpublished interview—given months before he was shot dead 40 years ago—the Prince of Soul talked police brutality, European decency, and his explicit new single

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Travel

Far and Away A little bit of agony and a whole lot of ecstasy make Mongolia the hottest travel destination that no one’s talking about—yet

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Social Studies

Criminals Yesterday, Influencers Today From O. J. Simpson to Anna “Delvey” Sorokin, Amanda Knox to the Tinder Swindler, ex-cons are social media’s new favorite thing

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Inside Story

A Most Wanted Man Was M.I.6 agent Dick Ellis one of the worst traitors of the 20th century—or an unsung hero who first sounded the alarm on Pearl Harbor?

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Close-up

Paul Henkel Raised in the art world, the young curator is spotlighting new talent at his Manhattan art gallery

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Oral History

Everybody’s Talkin’ How a disruptive new technology—sound—brought an end to the silent era and gave rise to the studio system. An exclusive excerpt from Hollywood: The Oral History

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Knives Out!

Hello, Doctor? For just $100, a new online concierge service will connect the procedure-curious with some of the world’s top plastic surgeons and dermatologists

Sports

Unoriginal Sinner Italy’s little-known, highly suspicious history with the same steroids Jannik Sinner tested positive for bodes poorly for the tennis world champion and his massage-table alibi


Food

In the Pink It’s harvested by candlelight, flown across oceans, and sought by the world’s greatest chefs. Can we really mean rhubarb?

Letter from Newport

The Affluenza Set Billionaire Stephen Schwarzman’s Gilded Age housewarming party has his Newport neighbors abuzz about his renovations and social ambitions

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