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In her new memoir, Fernanda Eberstadt reflects on her mother, the legendary Warholian beauty Isabel Eberstadt, and growing up at the factory.

As Christ-followers, we recognize God’s command to love others. But we struggle when tested through painful, real-life experiences. When handled properly, challenges to love others become glorious opportunities to grow in spiritual maturity and participate in the building of God’s Kingdom.

Tobias Carroll recommends new books you won't want to miss from Canada, Colombia, France, the Republic of the Congo, and Russia.

Frederick Eberstadt, the fashion photographer who doubled as a psychotherapist and worked with Richard Avedon, has died.

The son of a Wall Street lion, he charted his own course with a camera, chronicling uptown Manhattan society and the downtown cool crowd.

"It's Pablo-matic" at the Brooklyn Museum sets out to roast Pablo Picasso, but ends up rounding on its celebrity curator Hannah Gadspy.

"It's Pablo-matic" at the Brooklyn Museum sets out to roast Pablo Picasso, but ends up rounding on its celebrity curator Hannah Gadsby.

Mantel’s body of work spanned memoir, short stories, essays — and, of course, historical fiction. Here’s a guide to her writing.

Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.