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Attack of the Aristo-Brats!
Lourdes and Maddox and Miley, oh my! In these brand-obsessed times, a famous last name is a ticket to fame and fortune, and nepotism is no longer a dirty word
By Spencer Morgan and Sarah Horne |
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Blue Angels
U.S. Olympic synchronized swimmers bring high fashion to the high dive
Photographs by Jill Greenberg |
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The Billy Letters
What better mentor for a 10-year-old than Charles Manson? Or the Unabomber?
Or Son of Sam? Radar's Little Billy sought life advice from America's most notorious killers. They were happy to oblige
Compiled by Bill Geerhart |
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What's So Funny About Nick Cave?
The Australian-born rocker has spent decades spinning gorgeous, apocalyptic tales of murder, catastrophe, and loss. Now happily married and drug-free after years of heroin abuse, the Prince of Darkness may finally be lightening up
By Aaron Gell
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The Last Roundup
For decades the federal government has been developing a highly classified plan that would override the Constitution in the event of a terrorist attack. Is it also compiling a secret enemies list of citizens who could face detention under martial law?
By Christopher Ketcham |
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Opening Shot
Senior Moment
Indiana Jones isn't the only notable celebrity who's outlived his sell-by date |
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Fresh Intelligence
Versace's turnaround; Michelle Obama's first-lady makeover; the mob
infiltrates tennis; the Sindex |
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Species
Meet the Clipboard Mafia
With CNN-friendly looks and glassy-eyed idealism, they're the secret weapons of the presidential campaigns |
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Movies
Mascara-ed Avengers
Every summer, Hollywood brings us a slew of standard-issue escapist epics pitched along gender lines. But are male and female fantasies really so different? |
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Music
Altered States
Indie rock's darling duo Mates of State is poised to storm the pop charts this summer ... as soon as they find a good babysitter |
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Television
Tricks of the Trade
Radar's panel of working girls weighs in on Showtime's new escort exposé |
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Games
Auto Eroticism
For the renegades behind Grand Theft Auto, controversy is all part of the game
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Crime
The Great Pretender
Jeffrey Marsalis might be the most prolific and diabolical serial rapist in U.S. history. So why did so many of his victims keep dating him?
By John Cook |
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Postscript
Wasted Youth
Actor Brad Renfro was hailed as one of Hollywood's brightest young talents. But he couldn't outrun his troubled shadow
By Paul Cullum |
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Society
They're in the Money
As the economy plunges into recession, even millionaires are tightening their belts. Still, for the world's wealthiest 1 percent, life has never been better
By Sarah Horne |
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Radar 100
100 reasons you can't sleep |
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