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What Reading Martha Moxley’s Haunting Diary Reveals Now More than 50 years after her murder, the diary entries Martha Moxley wrote about Michael Skakel in her final weeks are finally being read in the language she was reaching for. Politics Police Are Looking Into New Allegations Involving Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Including an accusation that the man formerly known as Prince Andrew “behaved inappropriately” toward a waitress at the Royal Ascot horse racing event in 2002. Television The Pitt Star Noah Wyle Defends Dr. Robby’s Fall From Grace The Emmy-winning actor, who says he sees a five- or six-season story arc for his character, explains the vitriol toward Robby’s behavior in season two: “We put a purity test to our heroes that nobody could pass.” Style The Richest Woman in the World Has Done It Again With Her Art Museum—in the Middle of Arkansas Crystal Bridges, the museum Alice Walton opened 15 years ago to global fanfare, just opened a massive expansion. So they threw a big party at America’s art utopia, complete with dozens of artists, heads of state, and Martha Stewart. Movies The Male Supermodel Who Escaped a Manhattan Socialite’s Cult Director Chris Smith and former model Hoyt Richards talk...
