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Salman Rushdie and Rachel Eliza Griffiths Turned His Stabbing Into a True Crime Love Story (opens the original)
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After Salman Rushdie was stabbed onstage at an event in upstate New York in 2022, his wife, the poet, novelist, and artist Rachel Eliza Griffiths, made a striking decision at the hospital in the midst of unthinkable tragedy and chaos: She pressed record. The resulting footage, which combines an unflinching account of Rushdie’s physical toll with the couple’s real-time emotional processing, forms one through line of Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie. The new Alex Gibney documentary, w
Even Leon Black’s Biographer Thinks “There’s More” to His Relationship With Jeffrey Epstein (opens the original)
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What was Jeffrey Epstein really doing for Leon Black? It’s a question that has circulated in finance, art, and media circles since 2020, the year after Epstein’s death, when The New York Times reported that Black had given millions to the financier in the later years of his life. It’s a question that precipitated a recent dustup between Puck’s William Cohan, the author of a new 600-plus-page biography of Black, Money to Burn, and the Times journalists who broke the story, whose reporting Cohan h
A True Story of Murder and Obsession Before Social Media Sleuths (opens the original)
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One night in July 2002, Mike Sisco and his girlfriend, Karen Harkness, returned to their home in Topeka, Kansas, after a night at the casino. They lived in a nice part of town, and Harkness’s father, Harold Worswick, was a prominent business leader in the area. When Worswick and his wife arrived the next day for a summer fish fry, he was the first to encounter the crime scene: His daughter and Sisco had each been shot at least five times with what investigators would later learn were subsonic bu
Michael Cohen Is Back to Calling Trump âBossâ (opens the original)
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In the heady days of late 2024, shortly after Donald Trump had won a second presidential election while simultaneously awaiting sentencing for a felony conviction involving a hush-money payment to a porn star, I reached out to Michael Cohen. The presidentâs former fixer turned primary adversaryâand unlikely liberal resistance iconâhad been the prosecutionâs star witness in the Manhattan criminal trial just months prior. I was startled by his response. âThe American people have spoken a
The Guilt of Luigi Mangione (opens the original)
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In the hours before Luigi Mangione admitted to killing Brian Thompson for the first time on Friday, the familiar faces from the aftermath of the assassination sprung into action at Manhattanâs federal courthouse. Craig Rothfeld, a prison consultant who has worked with Mangione as well as Harvey Weinstein and Keith Raniere, walked through the metal detectors just after a group of the civilian observers who have been mainstays at the defendantâs criminal proceedingsâone woman toting a Juicy
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