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At 27, Jordan Belfort amassed millions through stock-market manipulation and a penny-stock scam, leading to his eventual conviction for fraud.
David Hockney reflects on his artistic journey, childhood influences, and the impact of California in a personal account enriched by archival material.
Prince Harry's autobiography Spare, released in January 2023, ignited intense media scrutiny and public debate over his royal titles and life choices.
George Best, a football icon known for his electrifying talent at Manchester United, faced a tumultuous career marked by fame, excess, and early decline.
Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, published in 1925, is examined for its authorship, historical context, and the implications of its content on Nazi ideology and actions.
A filmmaker searches for his enigmatic Hungarian father, tracing a family's history through war, immigration, and healing across three continents and four generations.
An 87-year-old American comedian, Lynn Ruth Miller, navigates creative differences with filmmaker Richard Lipman while exploring her life story in London.
Tamika Jamison, a former teen mother turned CEO, revisits her family roots to confront past traumas and explore the complexities of familial relationships.
Middle Village, New York, is portrayed through the lens of acclaimed director David Lee Madison, highlighting the nostalgia and memories of his childhood.
Deborah Levy reflects on her acclaimed autobiographical trilogy, exploring the complexities of writing from a female perspective and the interplay of life and literature.
Emlyn Hughes reflects on his life and career, sharing personal anecdotes about his father and Liverpool manager Bill Shankly during a conversation with Russell Harty.
Günter Grass reflects on his life as a German writer shaped by the Third Reich, emphasizing the inseparable link between language, literature, and politics.
Kim Hyesoon, a prominent South Korean poet, discusses her acclaimed work 'Autobiography of Death', reflecting on societal marginalization and the Sewol ferry disaster.
Lydia Davis reads her ongoing piece "Goodbye Louise, Or Who I Am," a humorous exploration of mistaken identity and self-invention at the Louisiana Literature festival.
Claudia Durastanti reflects on her experiences growing up with deaf parents, exploring the complexities of identity and family in her autobiographical novel.
Anthony Godby Johnson, a fabricated figure from 1990s New York City, claimed to be a child abuse survivor and AIDS patient while authoring a widely circulated autobiography.
For $50, visitors can tour Paisley Park, Prince's home and studio, which has become a museum since his death in 2016.
