It is a good question. Given the future’s opacity, why should we expect self-appointed futurists—all those jet-setting consultants, risk analysts and TED Talk presenters with their trend lines and ...

It was never going to be easy for the Los Angeles Lakers to replace the injured Austin Reaves‘ production of 26.6 points and 6.3 assists. But Nick Smith Jr. did well in filling the void left by Reaves ...

Before the internet changed the world, it was easy to find a movie critic. They were in the magazines and newspapers, on TV and radio. You might even sit next to one at a tavern, stumble over one on ...

In this episode of "The Drink,” Kate Snow sits down with comedian Roy Wood Jr. to discuss his new book, "The Man of Many Fathers.” Known for his work on "The Daily Show" — and now CNN's "Have I Got ...

Olivia Nuzzi is no Joan Didion, despite her best efforts at appropriating the image and writing style of one of California’s most iconic and idiosyncratic chroniclers. The book ostensibly provides a ...

Olivia Nuzzi’s tell-all book is finally here — and it paints a picture of obsessive love, drugs and bad poetry from the “worm”-filled brain of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is only called “The Politician ...

Virginia Proposal to Expand Offshore Wind Power Threatens National Security The Troubling Trend of Combat-Uniform Creep The Gender Ideology Fight Is Far from Over Mamdani Has Learned Nothing from Rent ...

Imagine receiving a love poem that reads: “Your breasts are like two fawns, twins of a gazelle, browsing among the lilies,” going on to say that they are a “mount” that the author wishes to “betake” ...

Cheryl Hines, the Emmy-nominated actress well known for playing Larry David’s wife on “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” has written a memoir called “Unscripted” that traces her journey from small-town Florida ...

With Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves, LeBron James and Gabe Vincent sidelined, the Los Angeles Lakers desperately needed a shot in the arm against the Portland Trail Blazers on Monday night. That’s exactly ...

Through his father’s networking and union position, it was Ray, Jr. who first connected with Davis’s orchestra, serving as its drummer from 1975-81. “During the whole time when I was taking drum ...