Newsweek Special Edition

Before heading to see Fantastic Beasts this November, fall in love with the Wizarding World all over again by watching these standout scenes from the Harry Potter films.

"The show is about how you can't control your legacy; it is determined by who survives. All you can control is the work. Make the best thing you know how."

Atlantic Records A&R vice president Riggs Morales and Tariq "Black Thought" Trotter of the Roots on the 'Hamilton' Mixtape project.

How 'Hamilton' biographer Ron Chernow met Lin-Manuel Miranda and with him made musical history.

'Hamilton's America,' a feature-length documentary that offers the rare opportunity to see parts of 'Hamilton' from the front row, is PBS's crown jewel of 2016.

Alex Lacamoire has been with Hamilton since the beginning, and his role is only becoming more important as it evolves.

Will McCants of the Brookings Institution breaks down how the relationship between Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State is playing out on the global stage.

Producer Jeffrey Seller and members of the Chicago cast talk about plans to turn the American musical into a global phenomenon.

ISIS may dominate the news, but its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi remains an elusive enigma.

The Tony-winning director of the musical phenomenon talks with Newsweek about the show's expansion and versatility, as well as Lin-Manuel Miranda's hair.

Did mistakes in the early hours of the JonBenét investigation keep police from making a case?

Nearly 20 years after JonBenét Ramsey's murder, the American public is still drawn to the mystery, the scandal and the lurid details that surround it.

Tao Porchon-Lynch has been practicing yoga for nine decades thanks to her unyielding fearlessness and introspection.

The five periods of yoga reveal the practice has undergone transformations while transcending regions and religions.

Open up space in your relationship with partner yoga. No prerequisites required.

Even in states where cannabis has legal outlets, almost a third of product sold is illicit.

Once an all-pro offensive tackle for the New Orleans Saints, Kyle Turley is now dedicated to helping his fellow athletes by sharing his cannabis story.

A substance with many names—K2, spice, synthetic marijuana—ropes in users by comparing itself to cannabis, but it's infinitely more unsafe.

Federal restrictions limiting legal cannabis to one source are slowing research.

In June 2016, the 'Star Trek' universe lost one of its 'enormously talented' stars.

The actors who brought 'Star Trek's' TV casts together made an undeniable contribution to sci-fi history.

Beyond the starships, flashy costumes and futuristic weapons, the core of Star Trek was deep philosophical thought.

As the world prepared for Star Trek IV, Newsweek looked back on the phenomenon and wondered how a cult classic became a full-on movement.

After the Star Trek's creator original pilot was rejected, Roddenberry stuck to his guns and spawned sci-fi's most beloved franchise.

How the failings of the Weimar Republlic led to the rise of the 20th century's most infamous dictator.

An Early Newsweek report on the mass persecution of German Jews that begged a harbinger of greater terrors.

The late superstar was a full-fledged recording artist and producer before he was 20 years old.

From chasing onstage windmills to playing guitar at an almost unconscious level, part of Prince's mystique was borne out of the legends that grew around him.

The companies behind the world's oldest nicotine products are hoping e-cigarettes make up for lost market share.

For many, the new standard for a getaway includes a great destination, a clean bed and a safe place to vape,