That Time Truman Capote Published a Short Story and Ruined a Few Lives

<p>Truman Capote promised a masterpiece as his follow-up to In Cold Blood. Instead, Esquire readers got "La Côte Basque," a scandalous short story that dished the details of his best friend's most intimate secrets. Almost 50 years later, we're still gossiping about the fallout from that story—but only how it destroyed Truman Capote's life. &nbsp;</p> <p>This week, Mark shares the collateral damage from that story, which was a lot bigger than Babe Paley never speaking to Capote again. Meet Ann Woodward, or, as Truman dubbed her in the story, "Annie Get Your Gun." &nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>Logo: Jessica Balaschak <br> Music: Caveman of Los Angeles by Party Store Music</p>