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Dolly Parton biography puts her hardships into context (opens the original)
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‘Ain’t Nobody’s Fool: The Life and Times of Dolly Parton’By Martha Ackmannc.2026, St. Martin’s Press$30/304 pages That’s what people once thought about you. Your language didn’t conform, you had your own sense of style, and you were ignorant about modern things and places and foods. But you were no dummy. You were different, and you had a secret: as in the new biography, “Ain’t Nobody’s Fool: The Life and Times of Dolly Parton” by Martha Ackmann, you knew exactly where you were going. When Avie
Exploring Renée Richards’s life through lens of a trans author (opens the original)
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‘Finding Renée Richards’By Julie Kliegmanc.2026, HarperOne$28.99/272 pages Wade into it up to your ankles, your calves, your waist, you’ll be OK. You’ll adjust to the waves that swirl around you so come on, dive in, it’s all good. As in the new book “Finding Renée Richards” by Julie Kliegman, that goes for swimming, and for controversy. Assigned to do a story on books written by trans tennis great Renée Richards, Julie Kleigman read the books and became “transfixed by a woman who had fought so h
Bros + romance + fantasy = ‘Bromantasy.’ (opens the original)
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‘Bromantasy’By Maire Rochec.2026, G.P. Putnam’s Sons$20/339 pages “Danger” just happens to be your middle name. Any fray, any tussle, anytime anybody needs help, they count on you to step in and save the day. You’re brave, smart and strategic, kind to old people, children, and small animals and, as in the new book “Bromantasy” by Maire Roche, dragons. Of all the things there were to do – preserving food, keeping house for himself and his best friend Morningthall “Mo” Elmthorn, advanced skincare,
Something’s off about Dad. When is it time to step in? (opens the original)
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‘When Memory Fades’By Nathaniel Chin, MDc.2026, St. Martin’s Essentials$30/422 pages Mom called you in a panic the other day. She’d lost her keys and by the time you arrived to help, she’d found them. In the refrigerator. These kinds of things keep happening, not often but often enough, and you don’t know quite what to worry about. But in the new book “When Memory Fades” by Nathaniel Chin, MD, you’ll learn about the journey ahead, for both of you. You can’t remember why you walked into a room. Y
Liza’s book a tale that’s better than most celebrity memoirs (opens the original)
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‘Kids, Wait Till You Hear This! My Memoir’By Liza Minnelli, as told to Michael Feinsteinc.2026, Grand Central$36/ 421 pages Twenty feet In front of you, and you can’t see a thing. Even the closest faces are in shadow – lit, but not quite enough for you to see for sure what the people there are thinking. Still, you can hear them, their gasps, their laughter, and applause. Such is life, on-stage. Now read “Kids, Wait Till You Hear This! My Memoir” by Liza Minnelli, as told to Michael Feinstein, an
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