In No More Champagne: Churchill and His Money, author David Lough reveals a lesser known side of Winston Churchill. Although the famous prime minister is certainly seen as a risk-taker by many for his fearless decision-making during World War II, the extent of the chances he took with his personal finances ... More

While Kelly Klein has made a career shooting high fashion for magazines and billboards the world over, what makes Photographs by Kelly Klein, her exquisite new collection, truly special is that those indelible images are mixed with snapshots showing off small bits of Klein’s own (incredibly photogenic) life. Here, the ... More

Before Diana Vreeland was a legend, she was a fashion editor. Perhaps, according to a new book, Diana Vreeland: The Modern Woman, the very first one. The job was given to Vreeland in 1936 when she joined Harper’s Bazaar, where she would remain for nearly 30 years. Its subject’s grandson, Alexander ... More

Sitting on a makeup chair in his dressing room at ABC’s studios on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, Michael Strahan suddenly bursts into song.  “Out in the West Texas town of El Paso! I fell in love with a Mexican girl!” Strahan—who just minutes before wrapped an episode of Live! with Kelly ... More

The Dakota, the exclusive Manhattan apartment building that’s housed the likes of Joe Namath, Yoko Ono and Judy Garland, might be next to impossible for mere mortals to move into, but the famously private building recently opened its doors to historian Andrew Alpern. The resulting book, The Dakota: ... More

Design power couple Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller are giving the world a peek at the exquisite homes they’ve decorated on the pages of their new book, Carrier and Company: Positively Chic Interiors. The duo worked for a number of Architectural Digest Top 100 designers before eventually forming their own business, Carrier and Company ... More

Liz Goldwyn’s résumé isn’t light reading. She’s been a filmmaker, jewelry designer, fashion editor and art curator—and now she can add novelist to the list. Her October fiction debut, Sporting Guide, is a dive into the world of 1890s Los Angeles and its booming prostitution industry. Here, Goldwyn discusses ... More

Iconic designer Giorgio Armani tells the story of his life in a new eponymous tome. The autobiography—launched on the eve of the company’s 40thanniversary and published by Rizzoli—details Armani’s career milestones, creative process and childhood memories, and offers a rare glimpse inside the designer’s private life. Readers can flip through pages ... More

The memoir market has become a bit diluted of late. Like that old expensive bottle of scotch in your parent’s liquor cabinet you used to sneak shots from and then fill with water to mask the difference, the venerable form has caught some flack for fraudulence.  The real stuff, however, is ... More