She charges $850 an hour, often gets followed by TMZ, and has handled the separations of everyone from Britney Spears to Stevie Wonder.

The account of a Ugandan teen wrongly accused of two murders, and the lawyer who cleared his name.

The author retraces her birth mother's footsteps through a bygone Manhattan.

There have long been rumors that Bob Dylan had stashed away an extensive archive, but even die-hard Dylanologists couldn't have dreamed up anything like the 6,000-piece private trove of his work recently acquired by a group of institutions in Oklahoma. The archives hold untold insight into the songwriter’s work, but George B. Kaiser—the driving force behind the acquisition—hopes they have the power to do something much bigger: make Tulsa cool.

The origin story of Okonomiyaki - the harmoniously messy pancake that has become a staple of post-war Hiroshima cuisine - and of its unlikely master.

A sensitive portrait of "Full House" (and "Fuller House") star Jodie Sweetin.

A former jailhouse lawyer, Michael Barfield now serves as vice president of the Florida ACLU and "has become, arguably, the most powerful paralegal in the state." To some, he's an invaluable government watchdog and advocate for open records, but others dismiss him as nothing more than a con man.