Rajat Gupta’s Lust for Zeros
By ANITA RAGHAVAN
Why the difference between a personal fortune of $100 million and $1 billion meant the world to the former McKinsey director.
Medicine used to be obsessed with eradicating the tiny bugs that live within us. Now we’re beginning to understand all the ways they keep us healthy.
Last month’s factory tragedy could cost the country millions of jobs. Or it could just raise the price of a T-shirt.
There is no such thing as life after basketball for the 13-time N.B.A. champion. Life is basketball.
A seemingly ordinary migraine turns into something deadly.
Fliers, lyrics and zines from Kathleen Hanna, the vocalist and songwriter for the band Bikini Kill.
Bret Michaels’s R.V. theory; Mario Batali’s spring martini.
It also almost killed his literary career.
The ride that spurred a redesign of presidential travel.
Five minutes until the electricity cuts out, they told us. Ten until landing.
Thirty-five years ago, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark was certain that the overthrow of the electric guitar was imminent. They still haven’t given up hope.
Dissecting 28 seconds from my new film, “Frances Ha” — and the dozens of takes it took to get it right.
How I ended up in the bathtub with my jeans on, thinking I’d found the secret to life.
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It’s in Abu Dhabi, and it has operating rooms, an intensive-care unit and an ophthalmology department.