How "Fauda" predicted Gaza; S.B.F. secrets; Great Bobs: De Niro and Dylan; Coachella for the .01 percent; and more.
|  | | October 21, 2023 | Issue N⁰ 223 | | | | You are not currently a paid member and have limited access to AIR MAIL. Subscribe today. | | Good Morning! | It's the weekend, and we have
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| | The revelations from the Sam Bankman-Fried crypto-fraud trial keep coming: Billions spent on celebrity endorsements! Cooked balance sheets! Terrible financial decisions! Our reporter in the courtroom asks: Was it incompetence or a planned deception? | | | When writers of the hit Israeli TV thriller Fauda suggested an episode in which dozens of militants attack a kibbutz, it was seen as far-fetched. Now life is overtaking art to a harrowing degree | | | Shrink-wrapped pallets of cash are being flown into the Kabul airport on a regular basis. Where's it coming from? The U.N. and the U.S.A., mainly—and it's going straight into the pockets of the Taliban | | | Robert De Niro has a new baby (his seventh) and a new movie (Killers of the Flower Moon, his 10th with Martin Scorsese). But in an interview, what he really wants to talk about is Donald Trump | | | All but forgotten now, Marguerite Higgins was one of the few female war correspondents assigned to W.W. II and Korea. In an excerpt from her new biography, Jennet Conant reveals the challenges Higgins faced as a reporter of atrocities—and as a woman in a deeply sexist industry | | | There's only one place to go in New York for old and fine traditional clothing, and that's Crowley Vintage. It serves everyone from Paul Feig to Tyler, the Creator—and can make you look like an extra on The Crown | | | While most conversations about festivals and concerts revolve around Coachella or Taylor Swift, Burning Man or Beyoncé, Jill Kargman is here to tell us about something under the radar—and radically cooler | | | Going to a public pool in France? Don't even think of wearing your Vilebrequin. An archaic but strictly enforced rule means skimpy swimwear is all that's allowed à la piscine | | | If your car is acting up, channel your inner grease monkey with a cheap, plug-in scanner that will tell you all of its ills. Plus, take it from our tech-and-gadgets expert: the new iPhone is better than ever! | | | Trick or treat yourself to a selection of Halloween-themed gifts, from the perfect candleholders for your next dinner party to Edith Wharton's Ghosts | | | | | | |
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