After earning renown as a groundbreaking investigative journalist and newspaper editor in Britain, Sir Harold Evans had a second career in America as a book editor, publisher and author.

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Nearly 15 years ago, actor Charlie Sheen went on his “Torpedo of Truth” tour to tell the world what really happened after being fired from “Two and a Half Men,” but his substance abuse, not the truth, ...

October marks Black History Month in Britain, and to celebrate, we’ve put together a list of some essential reading by Black authors.

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In “Three or More Is a Riot,” the Columbia Journalism School dean Jelani Cobb collects his writings on race and culture for The New Yorker. By Michael P. Jeffries Michael P. Jeffries is the dean of ...

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“I think asking the question ‘who cares?’ is part of any writing project,” Susan Orlean says over coffee on the Valley side of the Hollywood Hills. In her delightfully written new memoir, “Joyride” — ...