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A longtime contributor to Esquire, Rolling Stone, and The New York Times, Elizabeth Kaye is the author of the best selling Byliner Original, Life Boat No. 8. She wrote Mid-Life: Notes from the Halfway Mark and Ain’t No Tomorrow: Kobe, Shaq, and the Making of a Lakers Dynasty, as well as the Byliner Original Sleeping with Famous Men.

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The Busboy Who Held RFK as He Died

Close Encounter

Juan Romero reached out instinctively to help a dying Robert Kennedy after he was fatally shot in Los Angeles. His split-second decision haunted him for years.

Elizabeth Kaye | Published Jun 05, 2016

Why It’s So Hard to Be Michelle Pfeiffer

Too Beautiful?

She did what glamorous actresses so often do—she went for the earnest roles to give herself some acting cred. But she already had wit and style to burn and that was plenty.

AD BY The Daily Beast | Published Apr 02, 2016

Ivana Trump’s Post-Divorce Glamour

THE STACKS

As the first famous missus of The Donald, she was walking, talking zeitgeist arm-candy. Then she got dumped and transformed herself into every scorned woman’s avatar.

AD BY The Daily Beast | Published Mar 12, 2016

Titanic’s Haute Heroine

Survivor

<p>The Countess of Rothes was one of the wealthiest passengers aboard the doomed ship—and also one of its bravest. Elizabeth Kaye, author of the bestseller <a target="_blank" href="http://byliner.com/originals/lifeboat-no-8"><i>Lifeboat No. 8</i></a><i>, </i>recounts her dramatic story of survival.</p>

Elizabeth Kaye | Published Apr 12, 2012

Being the Other Woman

Mimi Alford’s affair with President Kennedy shocked many, but would other women in her place have refused the thrill? Elizabeth Kaye writes about her guilt-free affairs.

Elizabeth Kaye | Published Feb 14, 2012

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