Inside Jim Harrison’s life of excess
Todd Goddard’s new biography reveals a man who loved alcohol and mystery
Books & Arts
How Jeannette Rankin became the first woman in Congress
She’s often forgotten among the suffragettes, but her story is just as important
Did Robert McNamara know Vietnam was unwinnable?
A new biography asks the same question – and looks into a potential affair with Jackie
Andrew Ross Sorkin reconstructs the 1929 crash
His new tome offers both detail and verve
Another collection of Harper Lee’s writings arises
These pieces show the author trying her darndest to find her voice
South America is flush with Nazi-looted art
Sleuths rediscovered a stolen painting, galvanizing efforts to uncover even more
Rauschenberg is a bore
His new exhibition at the Guggenheim is a sour birthday party
Man Ray is alluring in the way a psychopath is
The Met’s exhibition shows that the artist tried to destroy everything human about himself
Is Martin Scorsese America’s greatest living director?
Apple’s new paean to the man certainly suggests as much
A new Phantom comes to Broadway
Masquerade honors and innovates the legacy of Phantom of the Opera