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If I were stranded in the woods and something happened that resulted in me breaking my glasses, I’d have to

In the frantic opening scene of “Dolores Claiborne” — released 30 years ago — a violent scuffle unfolds just offscreen at

Here’s Thomas Cromwell at New York’s Frick Collection, trapped in canvas by the Tudor court painter Hans Holbein: thick fingers

George Foreman, two-time heavyweight boxing champ who became the face of a grilling machine empire, died Friday night at the

“A double-minded man is unstable in all his ways.” The Gospel of James, Chapter 1, Verse 8 She’s alive. But

In trying to deport a Palestinian anti-war activist, Mahmoud Khalil, Donald Trump follows in the footsteps of another former Republican president.

Lovers of the 1970s-era music of Paul McCartney and Wings are living the dream. When it comes to new content,

While shopping malls have been hit with hard times due to the ease of online shopping, back around the turn

Actor Samuel L. Jackson revealed a trade secret from Bruce Willis that the actor says kept him sane during his five-decade

“The Residence” introduces Uzo Aduba’s Cordelia Cupp from a distance and in the dark, as she stares at a high,

At some point we’ve all felt like Dylan G.’s “outie” — slumping through our off-hours, barely interacting with family and too

There was a frightening scene on the floor of Madison Square Garden on Monday and, for once, it wasn’t the

In his most famous work, “The Call of Cthulhu,” science fiction writer H.P. Lovecraft wrote, “I have looked upon all

I was happy when Jackie froze to death. Elated when Biscuit’s severed head was discovered on an altar.   And let

There it was in my inbox, greeting me at lunchtime on the final day of February with the subject line

Upon establishing the Constitution of the United States, Benjamin Franklin said that, though he had hopes for the document’s longevity,

A director having two great movies out within one year is already an embarrassment of riches for the cinema-starved public.

Peter Wolf’s memoir, “Waiting on the Moon: Artists, Poets, Drifters, Grifters and Goddesses,” is a powerful meditation on the music business.

“The hardest part was really trying to pretend to be straight,” Tan France said of his new role in the