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Lee Lorenz, a cartoonist and cartoon editor who over 40 years at The New Yorker introduced unconventional illustrators like Roz...

Jim Irsay is not your typical team owner, especially in the buttoned-up National Football League.Last month, Irsay, the owner of...

“Ain’t No Mo’,” a raucously funny and provocative new Broadway play imagining that the United States tries to end racism...

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The set of the new play “Off Peak” could have earned its own section in the Umberto Eco essay “Travels...

For more than a century, golfers at a course in central Ohio have navigated ancient Native American earthworks built to...

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Silver Saundors Friedman, a former Broadway chorine whose hankering for an affordable after-work hangout in Manhattan inspired her future husband...

The trial put the inner workings of the company on public display in sometimes unflattering ways. In his testimony, Dohle...