Murdoch Chronicler Michael Wolff Foresees the Fall of Fox News: “It Will Cease to Exist in Its Present Form” By JOE POMPEO In a wide-ranging interview on the eve of publication of his new book, the author talks about his methods, predictions, and criticism that his reporting is not to be trusted. (Plus, Tucker Carlson and Roger Ailes.) R E A D  M O R E Alex Cooper Is Taking Call Her Daddy to New Heights By BRITT HENNEMUTH With a multimillion-dollar Spotify deal and a new media company, the podcast host drops the mic—then picks it right back up again. R E A D  M O R E Princess Kate Apologized for “Totally Interrupting” a Podcast—Then Joined In By ERIN VANDERHOOF On a visit to Streets of Growth in East London, she spoke to young people being supported by the charity for vulnerable youths—and took a selfie. R E A D  M O R E SAG and the WGA Owe Other Unions a Debt. Will They Repay It? By JOY PRESS The Teamsters and IATSE have stood alongside striking actors and writers. Next year, they’ll have contract battles of their own to fight. R E A D  M O R E The Best-Actress Race Just Got Even More Competitive By KATEY RICH Running as a lead for Killers of the Flower Moon, Lily Gladstone is shaking up a race that’s already packed with heavy hitters. R E A D  M O R E Just When You Thought Kevin McCarthy’s House of Horrors Couldn’t Get Scarier By ERIC LUTZ The Speaker abruptly pulled a vote on his stopgap funding agreement, suggesting that McCarthy is happy to let House extremists bring the government to a grinding halt. R E A D  M O R E