Karen Heller

In “Something Lost, Something Gained,” Clinton remains angry about Donald Trump and committed to her fight on behalf of women.

Trudeau, recently separated from her husband, Justin Trudeau, is rebranding herself in a new book, “Closer Together.” Billed as a memoir, it has little dish.

“American Woman,” a history of the modern first lady, explores the evolution of a thankless job.

At 37, Lily Gladstone has made history. Now, the 2024 Oscar nominee for “Killers of the Flower Moon” is texting with Emma Stone and reflecting on what it means.

Fun has become work, an afterthought, a performance. Fun is now planned, performed, learned. There are books on fun. Coaches for fun. Which means fun is done.

Kennedy Center honoree Barry Gibb has written an estimated 1,000-plus songs. “If we enjoyed something, we wrote it,” he says.

Longevity has become an industry, a subject of bestsellers, podcasts and newsletters. But is a life meted out in metrics, often for a price, worth it?

The actor discusses his memoir, “Being Henry: The Fonz … and Beyond,” an excavation of his challenges, pain and neuroses.

Beloved Hollywood icon Danny DeVito, 78, has had a remarkable career — from “Taxi” to “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” — delving into the despicable.

Trump, 77, is known for mugging for the camera. Now, he has a mug shot, the first former president to be the subject of one.