Summer is heating up, and many gays are already packing their bags for their sojourn to the queer mecca, Fire Island, an ...

At just 5-foot-3, Truman Capote was standing tall in 1966. For the past five years, the “tiny terror” known for his caustic wit and amusingly pipsqueak timbre had suffered the yokels of Garden ...

On October 21, 1970, Truman Capote went to jail. Considering he’d spent much of his life fascinated by crime, it nevertheless came as a shock, to him and others, when he was sentenced to three ...

More than 450 people attended Yaddo’s annual summer benefit on June 26. Nearly $250,000s was raised for the hallowed artists’ ...

And Truman Capote, who I think is - was a wonderful writer, he kind of had handwriting that reminds one of a doctor writing a prescription out. DETROW: Oh, no.

“Feud: Capote vs. The Swans, based on journalist Laurence Leamer’s non-fiction book, focuses on author Truman Capote (Tom Hollander) and a group of high society New York City socialites that … ...

Truman Capote revelled in outrage and celebrity – staging parties that would simultaneously delight and scandalise 1960s US ...

Truman Capote died on Aug. 25, 1984, which is portrayed on FX's 'Feud: Capote vs. The Swans'. Here's everything to know about the author's death.

Truman Capote was an immensely public figure, even, perhaps especially, when he was self-immolating. Movies and television have offered a front-row seat to his lacerating wit and his downward spiral.

If Norman Mailer was, or at least sought to be, the postwar generation’s answer to Hemingway, Truman Capote was its F. Scott Fitzgerald—elegiac, lyrical, a pitch-perfect literary stylist who ...

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Tom Hollander Didn’t Know What a Big Deal Truman Capote Was When He Signed on to Play Him “I was happy in my ignorance about what a huge figure is,” says the Emmy-nominated British actor ...