We Tell Ourselves Stories,” by Alissa Wilkinson, looks at how Didion both shaped and was shaped by the movies.

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A lawyer for the Federal Trade Commission says the agency needs to seek a trial delay in a case against Amazon due to ...

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The Anniversary Celebration,' which featured iconic sketches, musical performances and appearances from former cast members.

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Julian Rayford's Joe Cain Day brought Mardi Gras to the masses, but his own story seems to be fading with time.

Tougher than glam rock and pre-dating punk by a couple of years, the Heavy Metal Kids were swashbuckling rock’n’roll pirates fronted by doomed livewire Gary Holton. In 2004, Classic Rock traced the ...