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Resting Princess Face After years of looking as though she’d married into a hostage situation, Princess Charlene is playing the devoted wife. For Monaco’s scandal-battered palace, the timing couldn’t be better

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On Not Being Clothes-Minded The secret to a better wardrobe? Rethinking the clothes—and jewels—you already have


Sympathy for Elizabeth Holmes Anna Delvey considers Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s portrait of a fraudulent founder

The Most Secret Restaurant in Tokyo You don’t have to be a tycoon or film star to eat at Nagatacho Ohka—whose 15 chefs will cook anything you desire—but it helps

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All the President’s Women Did John F. Kennedy use his womanizing ways and countless extramarital affairs to mask his grave health issues?

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Alain Delon’s Dead Ringer In Murder in Paris ‘68, Edward Chisholm investigates the unsolved murder of Alain Delon’s bodyguard

Gonzo in Paradise When Hunter S. Thompson set out to cover the Honolulu Marathon—with a touch of cockfighting on the side—he first had to convince his old pal Ralph Steadman to join him …


Murder, They Wrote The strange sinking of a luxury ocean liner! A train hijacking en route to London! Disasters punctuate this fall’s best mysteries…

Crowd-Pleaser An exhibition north of London revisits L. S. Lowry’s factories, streets, and soccer matches, paying tribute to the great chronicler of England’s interwar working-class culture

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Air Supply

Settle In The cashmere, the candlelight, the excellent tea, and everything else that makes staying in an art form

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The Who’s Who of Halloween With spooky season in full swing, New Yorkers have strapped on their cat ears and begun their yearly—shall we say “haunting”—antics to be seen in the right spots … even if they’re in full disguise

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