Air Mail

Getting into Bed with Gucci Westman The makeup artist and co-founder of Westman Atelier shares her nighttime routine

By Jeanne Malle

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Seeing Red

Harvard Henchman Putin’s point person for brokering a Ukraine peace agreement with Trump is a rich, Ivy League smoothie

By Andrew Ryvkin

Yesterday Once More Forty years after Karen Carpenter’s death, a biography of the 1970s superstar explores the singer’s grit and tenacity

By Lucy O’Brien

Art

The Best Renaissance Artist You’ve Never Heard Of At London’s National Gallery, the first-ever exhibition devoted to Francesco Pesellino’s work goes on view

By Harry Seymour

Child’s Pay Entrepreneurial teenagers are swapping traditional after-school activities for side hustles, from content editing to crypto investing

By Carolina de Armas

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The Attention-Whore Index Corrupt politicians face off against British royalty and Hollywood stars for your attention this week

By George Kalogerakis

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Where the Rare Books Are

By Roger Lewis

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Landing Gear A new old way to see, and photograph, the world; the speakers giving Meta a good name; the device that senses when there’s trouble in the air; and more

By Jonathan Margolis

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Gummy Scare Gummies deliver your vitamins, sleep treatments, and weed in sweet bites. But there’s a side effect no one anticipated

By Jane Larkworthy

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Mourning Person

By Joanne Kaufman

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Soccer’s New Footprint For Forest Green Rovers, the world’s first carbon-neutral soccer team, bringing politics into the sport hasn’t played out exactly as the team’s super-rich owner had hoped

By Jonathan Margolis

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Highlight

Pitch-Perfect In an interview, the breakout tenor Jonathan Tetelman chronicles his road from D.J.-ing to starring in Puccini’s Madama Butterfly at the Met

By Matthew Gurewitsch

Books

The Monty Python Diaries In an interview, Eric Idle looks back on the heyday of the British comedy group, from working with Lorne Michaels to partying with Ringo Starr and Keith Moon

By Harper Simon

Books

Homer’s Heroines

By Valeriya Safronova

Outdoors, Indoors A barbecue grill for city folk! A pen that will have you feeling like a secret agent! The microphone to make your voice heard! And more …

By Jonathan Margolis

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The Big Screen An outrageously large, crystal-clear television! The telescope that won’t get relegated to a closet! An app to help you find out what that song is! And more …

By Jonathan Margolis

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Landing Gear Everything you need to keep your home from blacking out, achieve audio Nirvana, take care of man’s best friend, and more

By Jonathan Margolis

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Murder in Rio The art world is reeling over a murder-for-hire trial accusing famed New York gallerist Brent Sikkema’s husband of his killing, over an alimony dispute involving sex, drugs, and parties

By Stuart Heritage

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The Way Things Were Morris Engel’s 1980s telephone-booth photos—published for the first time in AIR MAIL—harken back to a bygone New York City

By Elena Clavarino

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Elon Musk Is the New Henry Ford (and Not in a Good Way) Before liberals turned on Tesla, Ford was boycotted for its owner’s toxic political views

By George Pendle

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Hail, Caesar! A new book tells the story of Sid Caesar, the often-overlooked Jewish sketch comedian who inspired everyone from Woody Allen to Conan O’Brien

By David Margolick

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Food and Drink

Gwynnie to Go Even Gwyneth Paltrow haters can’t get enough of Goop Kitchen, her healthy-takeout restaurant chain that’s taking over Los Angeles

By Jensen Davis

T.G.I.S.

The Attention-Whore Index—Grand-Master Edition! Sometimes you have to bow to the experts. For all Harry’s wails and Trump’s moans, the real masters of neediness can be found on Instagram

By George Kalogerakis

Close-up

Denée Benton The Broadway star goes back to her TV roots with Julian Fellowes’s The Gilded Age

By Bridget Arsenault

In the Red

By Max Carter

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