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A Family Feud at an Oregon Winery Turns to Vinegar Over A.I. Slop
Michael and Mark Wisnovsky had to battle their sister and her fictitious artificial-intelligence output to keep control of the Oregon winery their …
We Need Lena Dunham Now More Than Ever
The era of “Girls” is long gone. So why are we still so fascinated by its creator?
How TV Series Like ‘Smash’ and ‘American Classic’ Portray Theater Is Quite a Drama
As portrayed in shows like “Smash,” “Slings & Arrows” and “American Classic,” life onstage is a grab-bag of archetypes both hilariously wrong and …
World Cup and July 4 Events Could Shut Down Some Summer Fun in New York
The World Cup will overlap with the Fourth of July during the country’s 250th anniversary, which could strain city resources.
As Enrollment Dips, School Administrators Turn to TikTok to Advertise
Ads in a subway station in Flushing, Queens, tout Zeta Charter Schools, which has campuses in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx.
She Made Sure Her Baby Was Born an American. Then Federal Agents Separated Them.
Diana Acosta Verde and her baby, Gael, at a farm in Honduras owned by her partner’s family earlier this month.
Texas Restaurant Owners Call for Work Permits as Immigration Crackdown Strains Industry
From left: Regino Rojas, owner of Revolver Taco Lounge; his sister, Maria Rojas; and their aunt, Teresa Aguilar, preparing orders at the restaurant in …
‘I Would Rather Be a Dwarf’: A Comic in Botswana Prizes His Difference
Johnson Masase has found local fame, and self acceptance, through performances that play on people’s ignorance about his genetic condition and his …
Lena Dunham Takes to Her Bed to Promote Her Memoir, “Famesick.”
Lena Dunham and Andrew Rannells during the “Famesick” book tour stop at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Three Questions for Kevin Warsh, Trump’s Fed Pick
Senators must assess whether Mr. Warsh would perform his duties as a public servant, or whether he would serve the interests of the president.