Books

’Everything you wanted was available at Guy’s parties— drugs, the best music, the wildest sex’

Lasting romance, if not dead in contemporary literature, certainly isn’t winning any prizes

On the eve of Cirque du Soleil’s 25th anniversary, a new book exposes the stunning rise and wild times of its billionaire founder

Unauthorized biographer Ian Halperin on how he discovered the seedier side of the biggest show on earth

First, always ask for a bed by the window. Otherwise, the staff traffic will drive you nuts.

How we got to the famous comic book proposal

A critic pays tribute to the orchestrators who make all the big musicals sound so good

On Post-Its, bills, empty toilet paper rolls: notes to and from the roommates from hell

This remarkable book doesn’t stint on work’s pleasures simply to build up its sorrows

I love cheering for my side and trash-talking others. You can apply this to hockey, too.