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Murdoch’s heir
After years of speculation, a retiring Rupert Murdoch has named a successor. But can his inheritor live up to the task?
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What does Twitter’s rebranding mean for the future of the platform?
Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk recently rebranded the platform X, with plans to make it ‘the app for everything’
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Charting the history of the Côte d’Azur, a playground for rich villains
In his new book Once Upon a Time World, Jonathan Miles looks at the French Riviera’s past – with all its sheen and shadow – mining memoirs, novels and films to reveal the most delightful nuggets of gossip, debauchery and, ultimately, corruption
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The high-end crisis managers who fix the unfixable
Whether it’s drama in the boardroom, the bedroom, the schoolroom or the courtroom, when the reputations of those in the 0.1% are on the line, these are the people who answer the call…
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Inside the many lives (and lovely office) of film producer Charles Finch
“So, I went to Los Angeles. I was having a love affair with an Italian called Dialta, and she was also having an affair with Werner Herzog at the time”
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Inside London’s gangster clubs
Peer behind the glitz and glamour of the capital’s nightlife and, historically, you may get more than you bargained for…
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Jann Wenner, founder of Rolling Stone magazine, turns back the clock
Rolling Stone magazine didn’t just write about rock and roll. It was rock and roll — a heady swirl of huge characters, big money, and psychedelic excess. At his home in Manhattan, its talisman remembers the Beatles, Hunter S Thompson, and the golden age of magazines…
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Altitude sickness: Inside the world of the elite Swiss boarding school
So what does a million pound education actually get you?
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Introducing the New Establishment
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Inside Truman Capote’s exile from high society
In November 1975, a raucous chapter of Truman Capote’s new book gossip-bombed Manhattan high society, killing the writer’s friendships — and the man himself — in a shower of outrage and champagne
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Corridors of power: the political and cultural legacy of 5 Hertford Street
Forget 10 Downing Street. For the past decade it’s been 5 Hertford Street that’s really pulled the strings of influence…
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The Wild Card: How hospitality ace David Grutman made modern Miami
He’s the city’s favourite son and its big brother, and the man behind Miami’s most legendary venues…
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“If anyone really cares, they’ll just kill me. So why worry about it?” Oliver Bullough on his new oligarch-busting book
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The second coming of Jesus: London’s favourite Maître d’ dusts off his little black book
After 38 years at Le Caprice, Jesus Adorno now runs the show at the brilliant Charlie’s in Brown’s Hotel. Just don’t talk to him about square tables…
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Sour grapes: Inside Château Miraval’s ‘War of the Rosés
How a Brad Pitt and Angeline Jolie’s splashy Provence winery became the latest bargaining in an acrimonious divorce battle
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The Dark Lord: Michael Ashcroft’s history of muck-spreading
With his new book on Carrie Symonds set to cause a Westminster storm, Harry Shukman investigates the motives of the billionaire Tory tax exile who sparked David Cameron’s ‘Piggate’ rumours
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Shamans on private jets, $100,000 scented candles, and 27-hour work days: Inside the life of a billionaire estate manager
What is it like to choreograph the lives of the worlds 0.1%? Gentleman’s Journal meets the string-pullers at the centre of the billionaire universe
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Bloody mess: What Elizabeth Holmes’s conviction means for start up culture
Is Theranos founded Elizabeth Holmes’s guilty verdict the kick start-up culture needs to reboot its toxic obsession with fundraising and personality cults over actual results?