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The Spanish Princess will soon join The White Princess and The White Queen—and this one seems even juicier than its predecessors.

Phew.

Insiders worry Pompeo will turn the State Department into an annex of the C.I.A. The greater fear, however, is what happens when Trump tires of him, too. “It’s one thing to sit in on the P.D.B.,” says a former foreign-service officer. “It’s another to have to go out in front of world leaders, and try to explain comments like ‘shitholes’ and tariffs and ‘Little Rocket Man.’”

Pence’s daughter Charlotte wrote the book from the perspective of the family’s pet named Marlon Bundo.

The runaway success of A Brief History of Time taught the publishing industry there could be profit in a book few people really read—and that it could still be a touchstone for our culture.

The Brooklyn-based drag queen delivered a mini history lesson about drag’s embrace of all genders.

Ava Phillippe has been living a charmed European existence.

The special counsel is expected to indict the Russians who hacked the D.N.C., and the Americans who may have aided them. But some see the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain as a chilling message to witnesses and possible cooperators.

It was just one of many totally bizarre moments from a speech the president gave in Missouri.

“Have I been told by a director to take off my shirt and show my boobs? Yes, I have. But did I do it? No, I did not.”

The president is crawling back to the negotiating table, but lawmakers are hesitant to play along.

The late Harper Lee’s estate is not happy with the production written by Aaron Sorkin.

Someone finally realized this was a potentially catastrophic idea.

The Brooklyn Museum houses the “David Bowie is” traveling exhibition, and Virgil Abloh teams up with Jimmy Choo for his Off-White collection.

The revived show has already weathered its first controversy, thanks to new judge Perry unexpectedly kissing a 19-year-old ahead of his audition.

Was Pete Cunanan somehow to blame for his son’s murders?

What was planned as a quiet, controlled protest for Marjory Stoneman Douglas students turned into a mass insurrection, thanks to a pack of defiant middle-schoolers from down the street.

Junior “appears to have changed recently, and friends are concerned about him.”

Heritage Foundation President Kay Coles James said that the former White House staffer was the reason she was didn’t get a job in the Trump administration.

Larry Kudlow, come on down.

Future royals, beware: make sure to have an ex-husband who’s not creative.

Seventy-three years after its original debut, the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical returns to Broadway with Renée Fleming, Jessie Mueller, and Joshua Henry.