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An aerial view of Keeper's Cottage, one of two private outbuildings at Hope, overlooking Loch Hope. At Wildland's latest luxury lodge on the banks of Loch Hope, 100,000 acres of Highland wilderness meet rare antiques, single malts, and old-fashioned Scott

By Eve Eismann At once a coming-of-age drama and a portrait of a dying Texas town in the 1950s, The Last Picture Show

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Did you miss me? Six years after fleeing royal life for California, Harry and Meghan are returning to Britain-with their children, their grievances, and, perhaps, a camera crew in tow By Hilary Rose You have to wonder when Harry decided. When did he think

Norman Mailer's first collaborated with Lawrence Schiller on a Marilyn Monroe biography, which sold very well. Mailer also believed it cost him a Nobel Prize, says David Margolick.

Katherina Lynn fabricated transcripts and recommendation letters to fool her way into Yale. Then she got expelled. Clara Molot tracks her down-and finds she doesn't regret it.

Nazi-looted art forgeries, in which the paintings and the Nazi insignia are faked, are becoming more prevalent, as the art dealer Ezra Chowaiki discovered.

Tom Goldstein kept his high-rolling poker habit separate from his career as a top Supreme Court lawyer in Washington-until a federal indictment made his secret life public.

The leak of Pope Francis's autobiography, "Hope," by the German branch of Penguin Random House, looks to be the work of infamous publishing swindler Filippo Bernardini.

Illustrator Ralph Steadman, the longtime collaborator of Hunter S. Thompson, is the subject of a new exhibition,