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Murder, They Wrote This month’s mystery books take on the subject of war from all angles—and places, from the English countryside to Egypt

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Spy Games

The New Cold War on New York’s Streets Secret agents from China, Russia, and Iran are stalking the city’s streets—threatening and attacking foreign-born dissidents and U.S. citizens alike. The Trump administration is turning a blind eye

Megxit Follies

The Sussex Survivors’ Club The trauma. The truths. The tears. The second installment of Harry & Meghan goes full-blown reality TV


Testing, Testing …

Could This Be Love? What makes a lip balm or face cleanser rise above the rest? Sometimes, it’s the little things.

T.G.I.S.

The Property-Whore Index Billionaires like nothing better than getting into property battles with their equally rich neighbors. This week we chart the worst offenders

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Air Mail Diary

A Ritzy Paris Building Where Millionaires Will Live Next to Former Homeless People And other strange news about these curious days …

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Internal Affairs

That’s Hot? New laser treatments aimed at the nether regions make all sorts of promises. But not all patients achieve a happy ending

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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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Style

The Cat’s Meow As Julie Newmar turns 90, a look back at the siren of stage and screen

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On the Scent

Waiting for Godet A mysterious briefcase! A retirement-home breakout! A next-gen perfumer’s quest to revive her family’s storied fragrance house has been a wild ride

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In Memoriam

Last Round at Margaritaville Some of Jimmy Buffett’s friends remember the man who had many

Books

A Journal of the Plague Year


Air Mail Diary

Netflix to Harry and Meghan: You Work for Us, You Know And other strange news about these curious days …

Annals of Delusion

The Cult Around the Corner For nearly 30 years, a fringe psychologist exerted total control over the lives of his followers. His not-so-secret headquarters? A town house on Manhattan’s Upper West Side

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Czeching Out

The Other Ivana Guess whom I befriended in rehab in Malibu?

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Knives Out!

Have I Got a Plastic Surgeon for You Hair and makeup people see the good, the bad, and the ugly facelifts. Now they’re recommending doctors and advising clients for impeccable results

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Books

Murder, They Wrote This month in mysteries: James Comey’s new espionage thriller and the latest installment in Anthony Horowitz’s meta-mystery series

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The Look From Here

The Wrinkle Worriers They went from acne gel to anti-aging cream, and they’re not happy. Why people in their 20s are freaking out about aging

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Adventures in Journalism

Assignment: Sinatra A legendary editor. A recalcitrant writer. And a subject that was both man and myth. The story behind the writing of what became known as the greatest magazine profile ever

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Adventures in Journalism

The Chairman in Profile Gay Talese and Edward Sorel, the writer and illustrator of “Frank Sinatra Has a Cold,” on the origins, aftermath, and eventual sanctification of the greatest profile in magazine history

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T.G.I.S.

The Attention-Whore Index A warlord, a king, and a short-fingered vulgarian compete for the No. 1 ranking. Which blackguard rules them all? Plus: strange news from across the world


Open Book

Street Scenes A collection of Saul Leiter’s newly discovered color photographs offers a rare look at his pioneering, painterly vision

Film

The Eternal Child A new documentary sheds fresh light on Louis Malle, the nouvelle vague contemporary whose films tackled complicated subjects with innocence and curiosity

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