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122 QUEEN OF HEARTS By LISA ROBINSON

Since her chart-topping coronation, Adele has been determined to balance her real life with her record-breaking career. From behind the scenes on her world tour, she opens up about the challenges of melancholy, motherhood, and mega-stardom. Photographs by Tom Munro.

130 PORTRAIT: ANDRE BISHOP By JACK O'BRIEN

Though he's run Lincoln Center Theater for 25 years and won 15 Tonys, there are things Andre Bishop still can't do: lie convincingly or worry less. To a close colleague, those are just two more reasons Bishop makes everyone better. Photograph by Annie Leibovitz.

132 BOND OF BRILLIANCE

By MICHAEL LEWIS When the author learned that a pair of Israeli psychologists had pioneered the theory behind Moneyball, his 2003 best-seller, several decades earlier, he wanted to know more. In an adaptation from his new book, he plumbs the partnership that made his story possible: a friendship with mind-altering results.

137 HALL OF FAME

V.F. nominates Francois-Henri Pinault, chairman and C.E.O. of the Kering luxury conglomerate, for marshaling his resources to fight violence against women. By Alice B-B. Photograph by David Sims.

138 THE LURE OF LACMA

Spotlight on the more than 60 artists at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art re-enacting a famous 1968 photo from LACMA'S early days. By Bob Colacello. Photograph by Art Streiber.

140 BATTLING THE DEVIL

By WILLIAM FRIEDKIN For his 1973 hit, The Exorcist, the author obsessed over the ritual expulsion of Satan but never witnessed one. When a Vatican expert invited him to attend—and film—a real exorcism this year, the Oscar-winning director began a journey that would be quite as chilling as his movie. Photographs by William Friedkin.

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146 A HITCHCOCK FANTASY

Spotlight on Tippi Hedren(The Birds, Marnie), now publishing a memoir, who poses with her daughter, Melanie Griffith, and granddaughter Dakota Johnson. By Patrick Monahan. Photograph by Coliena Rentmeester.

148 BRIDESHEADREUNITED By MICHAEL LINDSAY-HOGG

Thirty-five years after Brideshead Revisited ravished transatlantic television audiences, the cast reconnects at Castle Howard, while the mini-series's first director recalls its rollicking, if rocky, start. Photograph by Michael Roberts.

152 A TICKET TO RISE By PAUL GOLDBERGER

Thomas Heatherwick may be the world's hottest designer, sought after by legacy-minded tycoons and politicians in London (the Garden Bridge), Silicon Valley (Google's HQ), New York (Pier 55), and beyond. While some of his projects spark controversy, perhaps the only thing that scares him is being pigeonholed. Photograph by Jason Bell.

160 WHOLLY MOSELEY

As an artist and model, "It Girl" Jane Moseley is juggling her eerie creations with lucrative catwalks. By Derek Blasberg. Photograph by Victor Demarchelier.

162 JON STEWART'SDAILY REVOLUTION

By CHRIS SMITH For almost two decades, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart walked the line between satire and news, catapulting its stars into the mainstream of American culture. In an adaptation from a new oral history, Stewart and many of his correspondents, writers, and targets relive the first, battle-filled year of his reign.

VANITIES

73 DOLLED UP

Dress to impress for the cocktail circuit. Haute News. My Place: Tory Burch's Tuscany. My Desk: filmmaker Pedro Almodovar. Beauty: luxe spa locales.

FANFAIR & FAIRGROUND

83 31 DAYS IN THE LIFE OF THE CULTURE

Flyer art from the halcyon days of NYC. nightlife. The Junkers FI3 returns to the skies; a Rolling Stones retrospective; Gadget Guide. Hot Type. Hot Tracks: FKA twigs. According to Kyle Chandler; Sequel Fever. Happy Hour with Nick Kroll.

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95 AROUND THE WORLD, ONE PARTY AT A TIME

The Gala in the Garden benefits the Hammer Museum, in L.A., and honors artist Laurie Anderson and filmmaker Todd Haynes. Plus: a starry supper in Dallas; a stylish toast to the International Best-Dressed List; a drawing party at the New York Academy of Art.

COLUMNS

102 ENVY IS THE NEW GREED By MICHAEL KINSLEY

Greed is good, America was told in the go-go 80s. But envy, the deadly sin gripping the country now, may not be capitalism's best friend. Photo illustration by Darrow.

106 THE RUNAWAY VEGAN By ALLEN SALKIN

Sarma Melngailis was New York's most glamorous raw-food restaurateur, until she met a carnivore with a criminal past. As she faces prison for larceny and fraud, friends and family try to figure out if Anthony Strangis seduced Melngailis into a cult of one.

112 THE ACCIDENTAL BOOKSHOP By DAVID KAMP

When two college juniors washed up on the idyllic Greek island of Santorini in 2002, a literary fantasy was bom. After a long struggle, surprising success, and several love stories, Atlantis Books is now an institution, even though its latest chapter could be its last.

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54 CONTRIRUTORS

52 EDITOR'S LETTER THE DECIDERS AND THE DAMNED

54 LETTERS JERSEY BOY

70 FIRST-PERSON BROOKE SHIELDS

100 IN THE DETAILS PHILIPPE STARCK

154 PROUST QUESTIONNAIRE ZADIE SMITH