James Frey

The Holocaust memoir so heartwarming it had to be fake The Holocaust memoir so heartwarming it had to be fake

Herman Rosenblat's concentration-camp romance duped Oprah, among many others. Why are we so eager to put a happy ending on a tragedy?
  • The dark legacy of Carlos Castaneda

    The godfather of the New Age led a secretive group of devoted followers in the last decade of his life. His closest "witches" remain missing, and former insiders, offering new details, believe the women took their own lives.
  • "The Hoax"

    A great movie lurks within this tale of a 1971 literary hoax elaborate enough to put James Frey to shame.
  • The Fix

    Mr. Britney tells media to "kiss a d---." Frey flees to France. Plus: "George Clooney for President!"
  • Truthiness or consequences

    "The Daily Show" compares news media fluffers to Oprah
  • The Fix

    Paris takes on London. Oscar gets parsed. More Frey fallout: Is Jennifer Aniston to blame?
  • The Fix

    Headline writers cash in on Frey. Plus: Clay Aiken's "boyfriend" speaks and Joaquin Phoenix cheats death.
  • Oprah's revenge

    The daytime queen didn't just expose the lies in James Frey's "memoir." She publicly shamed him -- and it was a little creepy.
  • Oprah freys James, Part 1

    Oprah sticks it to James Frey.
  • What did Oprah know?

    As more questions over James Frey's past surface, Broadsheet wonders what Oprah is thinking.
  • The Fix

    Did Cruise put the kibosh on Katie's sex scene? More Frey fabrications? Plus: Bush on "Brokeback"!
  • My friend Larry

    Larry King softballs author James Frey.
  • A million bogus fabrications

    Will James Frey's fans forgive him for making up parts of his bestselling memoir?
  • What will Oprah do?

    Broadsheet wants to know: since James Frey fabricated parts of his bestselling memoir, "A Million Little Pieces," what will his biggest fan do?
  • Oprah's book flub

    Her latest pick -- James Frey's "A Million Little Pieces" -- is bad news for her viewers and her show.
  • The sound bite and the fury

    Literary bad boy James Frey says Dave Eggers can eat his dust. His self-promotion is tiresome, but his addiction memoir, "A Million Little Pieces," shows he has the right stuff.

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