'These images weren’t simply recording an existing reality.'

She understood better than anyone the sheer joy, and the great power, in fashion and beauty.

A Getty intern gets the picture—and the subject’s trust. Plus: irresponsible innumeracy at Murdoch outlets.

Judge Daniel Domenico chose humiliation over rejection by indulging the biggest lie in the country's modern political history.

"When some emperors died," David M. Perry writes, "successors condemned their memory, ordering statues smashed, their faces scrubbed from portraits, their names erased from inscriptions and their lega...