Hats off to Sebastian Horsley, the British writer and self-described “dandy,” who may have been barred from the U.S. for wearing a hat.

Recent weeks have brought financial upheaval to Tim Blixseth.

For the second time in a little more than two years, Harvard University has named a new person to oversee its mammoth endowment fund.

How is the father of psychoanalysis connected to the founder of the Beatles?

Casting has begun for Oliver Stone’s upcoming film W., which will tell the story of George W. Bush’s early years.

Barbara Walters doesn’t usually hang with British rockers, but it’s a short, straight line connecting her to Eric Clapton.

It’s beginning to feel like a shoot-out at the O.K. Corral.

Yesterday’s indictment of Puerto Rico Gov. Anibal S. Acevedo Vila brings the tally of Democratic super delegates facing criminal indictments, or threat of indictments, to four. (Make that five, if you count former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who was pledged to support Hillary Rodham Clinton, but resigned March 12 in a sex scandal and therefore lost his super delegate status.)

Some of the Democratic Party’s biggest contributors - most of them supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton - sent a forceful letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi this week, urging her to reconsider her stance on the August convention.

Erin Callan doesn’t look like a master of the universe in her crocheted dresses and bright-red leather jackets.

Casting directors looking to fill the part of Karl Rove in a movie account of the second Bush presidency might turn to John Hodgman, the actor who plays “PC” in the Apple Inc. commercials.