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For nearly twenty years, Virginia Giuffre was the name whispered in scandals too dangerous to print. She fought princes, billionaires, moguls, and governments — and for a time, they won. They gagged her. They discredited her. They dragged her name through tabloids until the world grew numb. But what those men never anticipated is this: […]

Donald J. Trump got a podiatrist’s note to avoid the Vietnam War, but he’s all in on the War on Laughter. In July, he applauded CBS’s cancellation of Stephen Colbert. Last night, he crowed about ABC yanking Jimmy Kimmel, and warned Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers that they could be next. Soon, the only comedian […]

The silence has shattered. Months after her untimely death, Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s long-awaited memoir, Nobody’s Girl, is set to be released on October 21 by Alfred A. Knopf. At more than 400 pages, this book is already being called “the most unsparing account of abuse and survival in a generation.” What Giuffre reveals inside is not […]

The Knock You Don’t Hear The door was half-closed. The hallway still carried the damp smell of late-summer rain. And there, resting quietly against the frame, was a box. Black. Matte. Silent. No sender. No label. Just a single red emblem pressed in the center — the silhouette that had once turned a name into […]

When Robert De Niro was booked as a guest on The Megyn Kelly Show, the industry buzzed with anticipation. This was never going to be a soft-focus interview about acting or family. Kelly had built her reputation on confrontation — needling guests, talking over them, pressing until they cracked. De Niro, meanwhile, carried five decades of […]