| SHOP EXCLUSIVE SUBSCRIBE  They were the sons of some of the most powerful families in California, never at a loss for money or kicks. Then they met Joe Hunt, who offered them the one thing they didn't have: belief in themselves. They will pay for it forever.
 The gym. The bar. The pool. The (home) office. They work at all of 'em.  It doesn't get anymore cinematic than this.
 Our favorite books of the season come from authors both emerging and established, meditating on everything from life online to life in the intersections of identity.  The champion's critics may be disappointed to learn that his "no-frills approach" passes muster.
 The continuing release of documents that prove that the previous president* tried to use his office to 'jack a second term is both depressing and revelatory. The latest chapter in the political thriller, Six Months In May, is an utterly insane letter that Jeffrey Clark, the former head of the Department of Justice's civil division, wanted the acting Attorney General and his deputy to send to officials in Georgia, including the governor, to arrange for a special session of the state's legislature in order to "investigate" the current president's win in that state, and to do it before that election could be certified in Congress.
  Charismatic hippie madman Ira Einhorn evaded authorities for nearly 20 years. Our reporter found him just before he was returned to the United States from France to stand trial for a brutal murder.
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Wednesday, August 04, 2021
The True Story of the Billionaire Boys Club
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