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Even deeper anxieties, some of the couples said, have come not from revealing their private lives to strangers but to real-life family, colleagues and, in

Ron Simons, who left his job as an executive at Microsoft to pursue his dream of acting but later found his métier as a theatrical

When Freida McFadden self-published her first novel, “The Devil Wears Scrubs,” more than a decade ago, she figured it would mark both the start and

Dear readers, With apologies to Stephen Hawking, anyone who’s ever experienced a root canal or a first kiss knows something about the relativity of time.

It’s rare for a composer to quickly find a broad audience. It usually takes years, or even decades, and sometimes doesn’t happen at all. The

The past three years have been good to Amina, the introverted scientist in London with rock-star dreams played by Anjana Vasan on the Peacock series

U.S. World Business Arts Lifestyle Opinion Audio Games Cooking Wirecutter The Athletic After a chance encounter, an extragalactic being and a citizen of Earth strike

Why can’t we do more of this more easily? A handsome new library branch in Inwood, at the northern tip of Manhattan, had its soft

Coached by Anthony Dowell, the original Oberon, Marcelino Sambé was a revelation in “The Dream,” spinning in dazzling turns, unfolding smoothly into plunging arabesques, combining

‘The First Omen’ Stream it on Hulu. Arkasha Stevenson’s prequel to “The Omen” smashes and remixes genres — body and pregnancy horror, nunsploitation, Gothic melodrama

A marble statue of the Roman goddess of wisdom that presided over Wells College for 156 years, surviving both a devastating fire in 1888 and

This goes back to his belief that we do not matter. O’Brien, whose parents are in their 90s and who’s about to send his second

Hear a pick from each of the band’s first 10 albums. Source link

The title of the singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams’s second album, “The Secret of Us,” comes from this feverish duet with her friend and onetime tour mate

The new sequel to “Orphan Black” raises interesting questions about the nature of memory but misses the charm of that show’s star, Tatiana Maslany. Source

Season 1, Episode 8: ‘Empire of Death’ If Ncuti Gatwa’s first full run of episodes manning the TARDIS has been characterized by anything, it’s big

To a lot of people these days, “ambivalent pop music” is an oxymoron. Catchy hooks tend to streamline complex emotions into universal, legible sentiments, temporarily