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Nat and Alex Wolff's journey from 'The Naked Brothers Band' to their latest album reflects their growth as artists in the entertainment industry.

The age of the Trump blockbuster may be past but the American political scene keeps producing good reads

Trump’s gaffes, typos, and infamous phrases have become a staple of US politics. Kelly Rissman explains what (we think) his most iconic phrases mean

With cable news in a death spiral, Fox Corp facing potentially crippling lawsuits, and dad Rupert Murdoch stepping back, Lachlan will have a full inbox of challenges in his new role as head of the family empire, Bevan Hurley reports

Stephen Rubin, a longtime publishing executive with an eye for bestsellers and a passion for music and public life, has died

No one emerges with much credit in Wolff’s second study of Rupert Murdoch and his family – a gossipy story of power and greed peppered with endless layers of psychological insight

The Fire and Fury author returns with a typically readable account of the declining years of a rightwing media behemoth

Susan Hall is sui generis. Whether it is tweets endorsing Donald Trump or calling reality TV star Gemma Collins a “stupid fat blonde woman”, the Conservative candidate for Mayor has her own way of ingratiating herself with an electorate that, by the standards of British politics, skews left and liberal.

‘Hold on tight as it’s going to be one hell of a ride’

Michael Wolff, the foremost political journalist in America, exclusively joins the Standard

The Evening Standard takes out the trash. Barely hours after publishing our front page illustrating the festering piles of rubbish (and only hinting at the smell) in London’s East End, Tower Hamlets council reached a deal with striking refuse collectors.