No Cheating at Zabars
Metropolitan Diary An old hand at the delicatessen's waiting line caught a newly arrived customer trying to use someone's discarded ticket. Read more...
B. Smith, Model Turned Restaurateur and Lifestyle Guru, Dies at 70
Often called the black Martha Stewart, Ms. Smith wrote books on cooking and entertaining, had a syndicated television show, and created a line of products. Read more...
Harvey Weinstein Is Going to Prison. But Thats Just a Starting Point.
Now that the movie mogul has been convicted, Hollywoods culture of secrecy and exploitation and the cynicism that fuels it needs to be blown up. Read more...
Dozens hurt as car plows into German carnival
A German man plowed his car into a carnival parade in the western town of Volkmarsen on Monday, injuring 60 people including children, police said. Michelle Hennessy reports. Read more...
Hidden code reveals Samsung working on camera modes like 'Director's View' and 'Night Hyperlapse'
'Director's View' lets users cycle between different lenses on their phones and also allows them to 'lock on' to a subjects that they're recording, keeping them in focus according to snippets of code. Read more...
Cairns daycare tragedy Family of boy left on bus speak out
A day after the two Cairns childcare centre workers charged over the boy's death fronted a Queensland court, the three-year-old's family spoke out about their heartbreak. Read more...
JP Morgan posts highest annual profit of any US bank in history
The bumper 2019 meant JP Morgan investment bankers - thousands of whom are based in London - pocketed an average salary of about 145,000 - up slightly from 2018. Read more...
Wolves suffer injury setback as Ruben Vinagre picks up hamstring injury
EXCLUSIVE Nuno Espirito Santo's Wolves squad is being stretched to the limit after Ruben Vinagre reported the problem in the FA Cup replay defeat at Manchester United. Read more...
Crosshairs on Weinstein's back -Defense lawyer
A lawyer for Weinstein, Arthur Aidala, told reporters it was "ridiculous" that Weinstein had many crosshairs on his back and said the defense team would be "asking for bail pending appeal." Read more...
Children are joining a self-defense militia in Mexico
In a remote, mountainous region of Mexico's Guerrero state, a group of uniformed young boys lined up on a basketball court. "Attention! Lift up your weapons now," their trainer yelled as the kids rushed into position, hands firmly holding onto their rifles. The littlest ones are training with sticks, faces covered with colored bandanas. Read more...
Pete Buttigieg vs. Amy Klobuchar An Abridged History of Midwestern Iciness
These two do not like each other! Play the tape. Read more...
Streaming TVs Boom Is a Mixed Blessing for Some Hollywood Writers
The glut of shows has created more opportunities, but short seasons and unpredictable schedules have made life tricky. Read more...
The Gentlemen review There may be a plot twist too many but Guy Ritchie is definitely back in town
By strange happenstance, Guy Ritchie's new film is full of actors I haven't always been very complimentary about being really rather good - with one disappointing exception. Read more...
Cardinal George Pell denies bribing pedophile Gerald Ridsdale's nephew
Cardinal Pell released a statement denying he tried to bribe the nephew of pedophile priest Gerald Ridsdale when he told him on the phone in 1993 that he was abused as a child by his uncle. Read more...
Coronavirus clouds Apple's timeline for new iPhones
Travel restrictions to China because of the coronavirus have come just as Apple Inc's engineers usually jet off to Asia to perfect the production of this fall's new iPhones, former employees and supply chain experts told Reuters. Read more...
New-York Historical Society Plans Summer of Hamilton
Over the July 4 weekend the New-York Historical Society will kick off its "Summer of Hamilton." Read more...
My AirPods Fell Through a Subway Grate. Heres How I Got Them Back.
Over 7,000 electronics items were found throughout the subway system last year. Earbuds are the most common thing lost. Read more...
Lang Langs a long way off
Lang Lang is a phenomenon. Apparently, 40 million Chinese kids are learning the piano because of him. His name is as familiar as that of any rock star. And technically his pianism is pretty phenomenal too. Read more...
Magnitude 7.7 earthquake strikes off the coast of Jamaica and is felt as far away as Miami
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Tuesday about 80 miles from Jamaica, shaking people in the Caribbean and as far away as Miami. Read more...
Michael Bloombergs Longtime Partner Defends His Nondisclosure Agreements
It was 30 years ago, Diana Taylor said. Get over it. Read more...
I told Holly, 'Stick your trophy where the sun don't shine'
NTA gong perennials, Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, beat Good Morning Britain to the daytime TV award, their tenth consecutive triumph. I'm not bitter... Read more...