مصر الكرامة: The Search for Hollywood’s Con Queen

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It’s February 22, 2020.

Here are some great reads for the weekend.

The Week’s Most Fascinating Stories

The Hollywood Con Queen

She tormented studio executives, actors, makeup artists, screenwriters, and even bobsledders for years, swindling them out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Inside the quest to track her down. Marie Claire

What Donald Trump’s Second Term Could Look Like
In the past few months, the president’s reelection seems more possible than ever. Here are 19 visions of our potential near future. New York Magazine

To Expose Sexism at Uber, Susan Fowler Blew Up Her Life
She risked her livelihood, her safety, and her privacy. And, yes, she’d do it again. The Verge

Welcome to the World of Paramedical Tattoos
Needles and pigments can do wonders to camouflage life-altering scars — and help patients feel whole again. Kaiser Health News

For Customers Addicted to These Puzzles, Torture Is the Point
This tiny company jokes that its brain-teasers are so difficult, they were conceived by a sadist. And that’s exactly how its customers — including Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Queen Elizabeth II — like it. Bloomberg Businessweek

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What Will Keep Us Human When We Leave Earth Behind?

As civilization goes interplanetary, we’ll need to find new ways to eat in order to survive. Here’s what we’ll snack on during the journey to Mars. Plus: inside Mark Zuckerberg’s lost notebook, the new satellites tracking the world’s largest superstorms, and why floating farms may be in our future. WIRED

Weekend Pursuits

One thing to watch: McMillions, about a $24 million scheme to defraud McDonald’s, isn’t your typical true-crime docuseries. Los Angeles Times

One thing to listen to: Dating Elon Musk has made Grimes more controversial than ever, but her new album, Miss Anthropocene, is filled with some of the best music she’s ever released. The Wall Street Journal

One thing to read: Kate Elizabeth Russell began writing My Dark Vanessa about a student-teacher affair when she was just 16. Twenty years later, on the eve of its release, it’s being called “Lolita for the #MeToo era.” Vulture

One thing to eat: If French toast and an almond croissant had a baby, it would be this sweet, buttery bostock. O, The Oprah Magazine

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