Hollywood Celebrates the Actors Strike’s End By SAVANNAH WALSH Following 118 days of picketing, SAG-AFTRA reached a tentative deal with the studios. Here’s how actors from Zac Efron to Jamie Lee Curtis are commemorating the moment—and teasing their next projects. R E A D  M O R E “It Ushered In a New Era of Chaos”: Ali Soufan on a Month of War in Israel-Gaza—And What Comes Next By CHRIS SMITH The former FBI agent talks to Vanity Fair about Israel’s intelligence breakdown—“a bigger failure than 9/11”—the challenges of freeing hostages, and how the conflict may “create new kinds of threats” in the region and beyond. R E A D  M O R E Priscilla Presley and Robert Kardashian: An All-American Sliding Doors By KENZIE BRYANT “Priscilla made Robert very happy,” one friend of the Kardashians told author Jerry Oppenheimer. What could have been? R E A D  M O R E Why Did Jared Leto Climb the Empire State Building? By CHRIS MURPHY The answer may surprise you. R E A D  M O R E Barbra Streisand Is Done Starring in Movies: “There’s a Part of Me That’s Very Lazy” By SAVANNAH WALSH The Oscar winner reveals the acting roles she turned down—and the directorial projects that never got off the ground. R E A D  M O R E From the Archive: A Made-for-Tabloid Murder By MAUREEN ORTH On Christmas Eve, a pretty, young, pregnant wife goes missing. Then, right after the Iraq war, her body washes up. Her husband is arrested. In Modesto, California, where National Enquirer reporters wield huge checks, cable-news anchors fight over gruesome autopsy exclusives, and the most elusive prey is his “motive,” Maureen Orth reports on three families, a town, and an industry, all consumed by a singular national obsession: the death of Laci Peterson. R E A D  M O R E