The former president of the Ford Foundation discusses the paradox of philanthropy, the essential power of the arts, and how he plans to continue being useful.

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C. Thi Nguyen talks gaming, philosophy, metrics, and reclaiming the value that data can’t capture.

The bestselling author talks about her latest thriller, her smash-hit “His & Hers” Netflix adaptation, and the real-life inspirations behind her books.

Stefan Merrill Block dives into his childhood, his mother's death, and the healing power of finally telling his own story in his debut memoir, "Homeschooled."

New Jersey's new governor has worn many hats, and helmets, but one thing that’s always remained constant is her appreciation for great storytelling.

In “The Typewriter and the Guillotine,” Mark Braude recounts the groundbreaking work of journalist Janet Flanner and the serial killer who embodied the savagery of her era.

I carried guilt that was never mine. Then an author said the thing I needed to hear.

The bestselling author of "First Lie Wins" returns with a suspenseful story of swapped identities, buried secrets, and the dangerous cost of truth.

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The Bravo star and business owner talks about his ambitions, the eye-opening power of grief, and how boring isn't all that bad.