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The board has cast its ultimate vote, and one character has at last grasped Logan’s poisoned chalice with both hands

The board has cast its ultimate vote, and one character has at last grasped Logan’s poisoned chalice with both hands

Bang & Olufsen wants us to think of straw Panama hats on beaches with its new portable Bluetooth speaker.

WHEN the tens of thousands of supporters descending on Mount Florida over two days this weekend disembark the train close to the national stadium

LeBron: "Obviously, I haven't thought about Memphis one minute."

That characters don’t need to be likable is one of the lessons, tenets and some would say advances of 21st-century television. By many critical reckonings, the medium’s adulthood was signaled by the rise of the antihero — your Tony Soprano, your Don Draper, your Walter White — and the concomitant…

TV history is full of great antiheroes. Tony Soprano. Walter White. Don Draper. Larry David. But perhaps the greatest antihero in television comes from one of the most divisive shows of all time.

Our last Christmas matinee as a family was the perfect final movie with my dad — the one that launched his career

In tough economic times, nostalgia sells.