“Why does everybody hate me?” The Wall Street maniac explains his critics, the market, and himself.

Spector was a total gas to hang out with—well, except perhaps on two occasions.

The NY1 stalwart investigates his tortured personal history.

Hipster mag puts late actress Lily Wheelwright on cover for second time.

The I-man’s self-destruction came from the same internal drama that made him so compelling.

Keith Olbermann fumbled his way through sportscasting and talk-show gigs with varying degrees of success. Now he’s found his niche as a truth-telling, Bush-bashing accidental liberal hero.

Condé Nast’s Portfolio might be the last big magazine launch ever. So why are so many people hoping it fails? “We’re going to make it work,” declares Si Newhouse.

Viacom aims a $1 billion lawsuit squarely at Google’s very large head, and the search company barely blinks. What are they thinking?

The last three managing editors of Time were good friends, all members of an elite club. Now the newest one has been charged with blowing up the clubhouse.

Over four decades, Barbara Walters has perfected the subtle, favor-trading art of fame maintenance, only to be bulldozed by Rosie and the Donald. Can a celebrity warhorse survive the age of blabbermouth stardom?