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The hit series wants you to hate Rachel. The writer and former friend of Anna Delvey is framed as the show’s opportunistic villain. Seeing as HBO bought the rights to Williams’ version of events, asks Annabel Nugent, is Netflix trying to undermine the rival project before it’s even released?

The Netflix show about a conwoman also spins a fraudulent idea of what a journalist is like

From being friends with Julia Fox to posting from ICE

Crime doesn’t pay for Anna Sorokin, who scammed thousands from New York banks and hotels

From Julia Garner’s odd lilt in ‘Inventing Anna’ to Lily James’s strange and heightened voice in ‘Pam & Tommy’, actors have relished the chance to show off their accents lately, writes Ed Cumming

Adam Kay’s medical black comedy tempers gore with nuance; two social media imposters go head to head; and Rose Matafeo returns with more easy Starstruck charms

As easy as it was to love the idea of Anna Delvey, Shonda Rhimes never explains why, yet says far too much

NEW YORK — Anna Delvey conned almost everyone she met: friends, sommeliers, designers, bankers. And she did it all in Manhattan, the most cynical place of all.

NEW YORK — Anna Delvey was either Russian or German. Maybe she was an heiress. Or her last name was Sorokin. Today, she sits in a jail cell in upstate New York, awaiting deportation. But for a while, she had everyone fooled.

Uber TV producer Shonda Rhimes seems to have a Rolodex of favorite actors she keeps reusing, from “Off the Map” to “For the People,” “Grey’s Anatomy” to “Scandal.”

From "Fyre Fraud" to "The Tinder Swindler," con artists and their schemes have provided an endless font of material for television docuseries. No need to labor over fictional narratives about brazen frauds when reality has given us Elizabeth Holmes and Bernie Madoff. But in the spirit of fixing something that's…