The New York Times Magazine previews on The New York Times Web site a long story on former President Bill Clinton's new life, one in which the world no longer revolves around him. If you don't have time this week to read it, it's worth a look over the weekend.

A taste: "His left hand trembled a little bit during dinner, as it tends to do late in the day. It worried him enough at one point that he had himself tested for Parkinson’s disease, but the results came back negative; his doctor says he has just signed too many autographs over the years."

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