Interview: Former ‘Matilda’ Star Mara Wilson on Leaving Hollywood and Becoming a Writer
“It’s very hard to be a perfectionist growing up in the film world. It reinforces all of your worst fears about perfection and doing things right.”
A Massacre in the Family
Allen investigates his great-great-grandfather’s role in the 1864 Sand Creek Massacre, in which 200 Native Americans were murdered.
“It is not for us to cool it.”
A conversation between James Baldwin and the editors of Esquire about race relations in the summer of 1968.
The Secret Life of a Crime Scene Cleaner
How one Australian woman found her niche cleaning up after murders, suicides and other traumatic situations.
Race in St. Louis: Bridging the Divide
A candid conversation about race in St. Louis.
The Strand’s Stand: How It Keeps Going in the Age of Amazon
A look behind the business of the Strand, an independent bookstore in New York City that was founded in 1927.
GM’s Hit and Run
How a lawyer, a mechanic and an engineer blew open the worst auto scandal in history.
Five Stories About the Way We Sleep
Here are five pieces on different facets of sleep: a short story about sleepwalking, a dispatch from Gaza, a person who can’t help but sleep when he’s stressed, and more.
A History of the Sexiest Man Alive
An in-depth history of People‘s “Sexiest Man Alive” issue.
Have You Seen Havoc?
One owner’s $35,000 search for her lost dog.
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