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LOS ANGELES — Lucien Smith, a multidisciplinary artist who garnered national acclaim in the 2010s, has died at 37.

ARTnews first reported news of the artist's death. His friend, gallerist Bill Powers, confirmed Smith's ...Read more

It's been five years since "Call My Agent!," known in its home country as "Dix pour cent" ("10 percent"), ended with the staff of Paris' bankrupt ASK talent agency moving en masse toward the exit, as in the closing moments...Read more

Jennifer Lawrence has jokingly threatened to leave Instagram - just hours after posting for the first time.

The Oscar-winning actress joined the social media site and shared her first video on Thursday (10.09.26), in ...Read more

Dolly Parton's sister Stella has admitted she neglected herself "to a point" while caring for late husband Carl Dean.

The 9 to 5 hitmaker died in August, aged 80, after losing her battle with cancer, while Dean passed ...Read more

Rick Springfield has sensationally claimed he accidentally killed a man while in Vietnam to entertain American troops during the war.

The 77-year-old singer told Joe Rogan on his podcast that the tragic accident occurred ...Read more

BOSTON — Lindsay Clancy’s attorney is formally arguing that the court find her not guilty following last week’s mistrial.

“The government did not present evidence that allows a juror earnestly seeking the truth to...Read more

SEATTLE — An army of bass heads, raver girls and ready-to-rage bros 10,000 strong descended upon Gas Works Park. In a blur of neon and personal flotation devices, hundreds of paddleboarders and kayakers—plus another 50...Read more

NEW YORK — When terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, hundreds of thousands of first responders, workers and New York City residents raced to the towers. They bore witness to horror, devastation and heroism.

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The Tibetan Plateau may be on the other side of the world from California, but what happens on this high-altitude landscape in Asia can set off a chain of events that fuels powerful atmospheric rivers with flooding ...Read more

In August 2026, government investigators subjected roughly 50 military officers and civilian employees on the Joint Staff to polygraph tests as part of an inquiry into press leaks about the Iran war and depleted U.S. ...Read more

BALTIMORE — Maryland’s chronic absenteeism rate dropped slightly last school year, but the state fell far short of its own goal of cutting the rate in half, education officials announced Thursday.

About 22.8% of ...Read more

MONTROSE, Colorado — Efforts to revive the country’s domestic lumber industry may have come too late to save Montrose Forest Products, Colorado’s largest lumber mill.

Owner Neiman Enterprises informed the mill’s ...Read more

NEW YORK — A pair of Queens brothers and pizzeria owners admitted to bribing former Mayor Eric Adams’ administration in Manhattan on Wednesday, two weeks before they were set to go on trial for corruption alongside ...Read more

A new grain transloading facility at the Port of Baltimore is expected to simplify exports for Maryland farmers by allowing soybeans, corn, wheat and other grains to be loaded directly at the port before being shipped ...Read more

U.S. regulators have opened an investigation into a single petition concerning the 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine in a 2017 Ford Edge, alleging coolant intrusion into the motor resulted in a significant loss of power.

The ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — It had been six days since Dillon Minacci waited at school for his parents to finally pick him up. National Park rangers told the Minaccis to stay inside their Queen Village home — which sits on the ...Read more

DALLAS — President Donald Trump put himself on the midterm ballot Wednesday but acknowledged it would take more time to end the Iran war and lower gas prices.

If some vulnerable Republican candidates were eager to ...Read more

ABC comedian Jimmy Kimmel's interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico won't air on broadcast television amid the network's high-stakes skirmish with the Federal Communications Commission.

Kimmel, during his ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — The U.S. government is spending over a billion dollars to recruit hundreds of thousands of workers it estimates will be needed in Philadelphia and other shipbuilding centers to expand the Navy and compete ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — U2 will be honored as the 2027 MusiCares Persons of the Year, the Recording Academy announced Thursday, half a century after the four members of the Irish rock band met as high school students in Dublin in ...Read more