Memoir

Samantha Markle told Newsweek that social media empowers people to "puff their chest" and "attack books like mine before they come out."

Meghan Markle's sister is releasing a biography next week—right before a crunch hearing in her tabloid privacy case—and experts tell Newsweek the timing may not be a coincidence.

Former President Barack Obama's new "presidential memoir" broke records for Penguin Random House, the world's largest publisher, on Tuesday.

In a tweet tied to her upcoming memoir, the pop star opened up about alternative-rock recordings she apparently made in the 1990s.

The first volume of Barack Obama's memoir, "A Promised Land," is set for release this November.

"I don't think these are records that are supposed to be kept and many other people followed the same pattern," former National Security Adviser John Bolton said Tuesday.

"Trump commingled the personal and the national not just on trade questions but across the whole field of national security," former National Security Adviser John Bolton wrote.

Sticky Fingers Brownies used whole garbage bags of cannabis "shake" to make its famous Fantasy Fudge, which was sold throughout San Francisco.

Farrow has been very outspoken in recent years about allegations that the director molested her when she was a child, which he has repeatedly denied.

Lou Dobbs said on his Fox Business program Monday that former National Security Adviser John Bolton had become a "tool for radical Dimms and the Deep State" because Bolton's literary agency, Javelin, had also published books by former members of the Trump administration.

"We were intimate on many levels. And all I can say is that it was very deep, and we were very connected," Robyn Crawford said of her romance with the late singer.

Standford student Brock Turner was convicted for sexually assaulting the woman, known as Emily Doe, in 2016.

The former first lady said both she and her husband were great fans of Queen Elizabeth II.

Former first lady slams Trump for spreading the "birther" conspiracy and calls him a "misogynist" in her new book, "Becoming."

The Wilco frontman opens up about music, grief and his nightmarish battle with addiction. "I was in a place where I really felt eternally damned," he says.

After leaving the White House, Manigault Newman said that Trump's senior advisers "had never worked with minorities, and didn't know how to interact with them."

Roth was known for such classics as "Portnoy's Complaint" and "American Pastoral." But he was also an astute writer of memoirs and essays.

The former first lady was only the second person to be both the wife and mother of a U.S. president. She died on April 17 at age 92.

The book will detail her childhood as well as her time in the White House.

"'Ooh, thanks,' she said, and blew me a kiss. I caught it and put it in my mouth. Nice."

Before Manson coerced his cult members into murder, he was a musician who seduced and preyed on young women. Dianne Lake, whose new memoir recounts her years with him, was one of his victims.

Hillary Clinton said the physical scrutiny—and double standards between male and female candidates' appearances—is something she has never adjusted to, noting that it takes a lot of effort "just to be a woman in the public eye."

The former first lady's election memoir, "What Happened," was released—and her fans said they just need someone to comfort them.

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

The "Empire" star also says she was snubbed for a part due to her skin color.

The rapper's memoirs stem from his time inside Rikers Island in 2010.

Lindy West is both bold and vulnerable in her new memoir that skewers fat shaming, period stigma and harassment.

Lakshmi finally gets candid about her unorthodox life while revisiting the dishes that helped her establish a place in the industry.

Robert Pickton was convicted of the murder of six women.

From her Seattle childhood to Sleater-Kinney, Carrie Brownstein comes of age all over again in a vivid new memoir.