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Diane Keaton talks to PEOPLE about some of her favorite images featured in her latest coffee table book, Saved

Critics are loving her 24th novel, French Braid, out this month, but Tyler only knows that if you tell her

"I think it takes extraordinary courage to be able to face death, and I think I was too scared, honestly," Couric tells PEOPLE about her first husband Jay Monahan's death

In her new memoir Going There, the former Today anchor talks candidly about the pressure to diet and be thin

"The culture at the time … sometimes made me feel protective of my position," Couric tells PEOPLE

Katie Couric reflects on the sexual harassment allegations against her former Today co-host Matt Lauer in this week's issue of PEOPLE

From Barack Obama's candid memoir to Maggie O'Farrell's Shakespearean dream: the clear-eyed nonfiction and transporting novels that helped us through an unprecedented year

The treatment has improved significantly over the years, explains psychiatrist Dr. Sarah Lisanby

Katie Couric reflects on the sexual harassment allegations against her former Today co-host Matt Lauer in this week's issue of PEOPLE

From Barack Obama's candid memoir to Maggie O'Farrell's Shakespearean dream: the clear-eyed nonfiction and transporting novels that helped us through an unprecedented year

The treatment has improved significantly over the years, explains psychiatrist Dr. Sarah Lisanby

"Depression is an illness. Hiding it prevents treating it," he told PEOPLE about confronting mental illness

In this week's issue of PEOPLE, Rosanne Cash opens up about her father Johnny Cash's struggles with addiction during her childhood

In this week's issue of PEOPLE, Rosanne Cash opens up about life with her father, Johnny Cash

"It's like not having a leg or an arm, but there's nothing I can do about it," the singer tells PEOPLE

The disorder is "the f---ed up offspring of manic depression and schizophrenia," the author tells PEOPLE

Bruce Springsteen tells his life story, with songs, in a somber but exhilarating Broadway show

The veteran cartoonist reveals how she eases her multiple anxieties with humor

"I had a problem -- it was sick and creepy," Keaton tells PEOPLE. 

Diane Keaton has her own fond memories of her "many loves"

"Of course I'm going to do the best I can," Diane Keaton tells PEOPLE on what she's done to combat signs of aging

Gloria Steinem discusses her complicated relationship with her looks