autobiography

Hilton said she was just 15 years old when her school teacher allegedly lured her into his car outside her home.

In video footage of Charles taking part in a royal engagement, a member of the public was heard asking him to "bring back" his estranged son, Harry.

During one visit to Malia and Sasha's new apartment Michelle Obama realized "the dynamics had changed."

This exclusive excerpt from the Israeli leader's book reveals a flashpoint in his relationship with Obama and its impact on tensions over the Iranian nuclear deal.

Given her profile and expertise on the issue, Anne had thought she would have been an obvious choice to be asked to participate.

Mary Rodgers shares stories of growing up inside Broadway in "Shy," one of the best theatrical memoirs since Moss Hart's "Act One."

Both Harry and Michelle Obama are due to release highly anticipated books before the end of the year with both authors signed by the same publisher.

Jessica Simpson used her best-selling memoir to share details on her turbulent relationship with ex-husband Nick Lachey and other public relationships.

The Scottish actor doesn't mince his words about the Hollywood stars he has worked with—and some he hasn't—in his memoir "Putting the Rabbit in the Hat."

Jennifer Grey spoke to Newsweek about backing Flu Shot Fridays and her new book "Out Of The Corner" due for release next year.

Many Twitter users are using the challenge to mock the influencer and celebrity millionaire.

This list of the greatest biographies of all time covers the arts, literature, politics, science and history, and includes household names such as Barack Obama, Nelson Mandela and Helen Keller.

The famed showman founded the Barnum & Bailey Circus.

The highly anticipated book hit shelves on Tuesday.

The former British prime minister promises to be "frank" about Brexit.

The 75-year-old wrestling icon tells Newsweek about his long journey to acceptance.

Read an exclusive excerpt from the WWE Hall of Famer's autobiography.

The global superstar had reportedly already submitted 50 pages of his memoir.

Springsteen started writing "Born to Run" after his Super Bowl show in 2009, and it is due to be published published September 27.

Trouble often sought out the tall, Afro-haired American guitar hero in Swinging Sixties' London