Journalist Mark Whitaker formed an emotional connection to the comedy of Bill Cosby from a young age. Decades later, the result is "Cosby: His Life and Times," Whitaker's new biography of the influential comedian.
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Famed Fashion Stylist Betty Halbreich on Shopping Sanely
For decades, Betty Halbreich has been the legendary 'personal shopper' at New York's Bergdorf Goodman, helping women - bold-face names and otherwise - to find a personal style that suits their bodies and soothes their anxieties.
Marlon James Imagines an Intimate Bob Marley
Jamaican-born writer Marlon James' novel, "A Brief History of Seven Killings," follows fictional characters who get involved in a real historical event: the 1976 attempted shooting of Bob Marley.
“Fashion Numbers” – Matthea Harvey
A joke from poet and multimedia artist Matthea Harvey. Her new collection "If The Tabloids Are True What Are You?" is out now.
Greta Gerwig’s Secret Shirt
Writer and actor Greta Gerwig shares her contribution to "Worn Stories": a story of falling in love, a soft shirt, and an inspirational secret
Greta Gerwig – “Geronimo”
Actor-writer Greta Gerwig takes a leap in this icebreaker.
Jeffrey Kluger Thinks This Interview Is All About Him
Reality show stars are actually less narcissistic than convicted psychopathic murders, and other facts about the disorder from Jeffrey Kluger, author of "The Narcissist Next Door: Understanding the Monster in Your Family, Your Office, and Your Bed."
Poet Matthea Harvey and a Dreamy, Spinning One
Matthea Harvey has books for children, but her playful, political poetry is for adults. She shares a selection from her newest collection, "If the Tabloids are True What Are You?"
Edan Lepucki’s Artifacts of California
Edan Lepucki's novel "California" centers on a couple who have fled a dystopic near-future Los Angeles. The author gives us a list of other art that captures the essence of her home state in all its darkly sunny weirdness.