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| In Manhattan's '80s go-go era, Saul Steinberg was one of the biggest fish swimming in Wall Street's sea of fast-flowing cash. A corporate raider who orchestrated hostile takeovers of vulnerable companies, he became a billionaire with a ruthless reputation — and a love of living large. Steinberg owned Nelson Rockefeller's former 36-room triplex at the uber-elite 740 Park Ave. and stuffed it full of Old Master paintings. For his 50th birthday party, models even recreated scenes from his favorite artworks. He helped make his extended family rich, too. "It felt like nothing could touch us," recalls his niece, fashion designer Liz Lange. But, as she and other relatives reveal in a new podcast, "The Just Enough Family," when their reversal of fortune eventually came, Steinberg fell hard and fast. Read all about these "Jewish Kennedys'" stunning life of privilege and subsequent descent below. Also, filmmaker Gina M. Garcia tells The Post about the horrific real-life experience that inspired her new movie, "Untold." At age 8, she was kidnapped and assaulted by a man now believed to be the same fiend who abducted and murdered Adam Walsh in 1981. "Her case is so much like Adam's," the boy's father, "America's Most Wanted" host John Walsh, tells  The Post. There's lots more to read in the roundup below, including a vibrant interview with Tony winner Annaleigh Ashford (now playing Paula Jones — the Arkansas state employee who accused Bill Clinton of sexual harassment in 1994) and fall's ultimate reading list.
Shelly Ridenour Sunday Features Editor, New York Post | | |  | | | Reversal of Fortune | | | | In a new podcast, fashion designer Liz Lange reveals the shocking rise and fall of her wealthy family — including notorious '80s corporate raider Saul Steinberg. READ MORE | | | | | |  | | | Taken in Terror | | | | Filmmaker Gina M. Garcia was kidnapped and assaulted as a young child. Now, some — including TV host John Walsh — believe her abductor may also have killed Adam Walsh. READ MORE | | | | | |  | | | 'Crime' Time | | | | Tony-winning actress Annaleigh Ashford underwent a stunning physical transformation to play Clinton accuser Paula Jones in the new "Impeachment" series. READ MORE | | | | | |  | | | Turn the Page | | | | Dive into the best books — mysteries, historical fiction, memoirs and more — of the season. READ MORE | | | | | QUOTE OF THE WEEK | | | "We should assume things are going to be much worse literally in every situation." | |
| | — Mayor Bill de Blasio on future storms in NYC, after Wednesday's fatal flooding |
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 IN CASE YOU MISSED IT! Ashraf Ghani's Kids Inside the luxe American lives of the adult son and daughter of the deposed Afghani president — including jobs with billionaire George Soros. READ MORE ONE LAST THING  | | | |
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