Introduction -- Part 1: Leading ladies. This is Uma Thurman is angry -- Jane Fonda, intergalactic eco-warrior in a red coat -- Kate Winslet has no filter -- Musing on Marilyn Monroe -- Candice Bergen, woman who's had it all -- Part 2: Leading men. Ralph Fiennes, master of monsters -- You have Idris Elba's full attention -- Paul Newman, reluctant sex symbol -- Robert Redford, the Sundance Kid riding into the sunset -- Sean Penn, rebel with many causes -- Kevin Costner, grouchy superhunk -- Al Pacino, how "The Godfather" made the shy star "notorious" -- Bonding with Daniel Craig -- Eddie Murphy: he's never been happier, or more glum -- Warren Beatty in love, on stage and off -- Part 3: Funny people. Whatever Tina Fey wants, Tina Fey gets -- Larry David, master of his quarantine -- Mel Brooks isn't done punching up the history of the world -- Part 4: Creative class. Greta Gerwig, in the pink -- Ryan Murphy is having a very happy Halloween -- Tom Stoppard finally looks into his shadow -- Rockstar Patti Smith, making Paris swoon -- Part 5: Fashion savants. Tom Ford, fragrant vegan vampire -- Diane von Furstenberg has no regrets: "I will laugh when I die" -- Ann Roth is Hollywood's secret weapon -- Monsieur Vogue is leaving Trumpland -- Part 6: Writers, moguls, visionaries. The slow-burning success of Disney's Bob Iger -- "All men are guilty," says mega-mogul Barry Diller -- Elon Musk's future shock -- Peter Thiel, Trump's tech pal, explains himself -- Jann Wenner wants to reveal it all -- Cindy Adams, gossip's G.O.A.T..