New York
Books
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
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
Style
The Cat’s Meow As Julie Newmar turns 90, a look back at the siren of stage and screen
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
In Memoriam
Last Round at Margaritaville Some of Jimmy Buffett’s friends remember the man who had many
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
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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