It’s been a vinyl kind of weekend, starting on Friday with a visit to Deptford where the hardcore diggers descended on new ...

Here are the bestselling books from Publishers Weekly for the week that ended Oct. 26. Two new books raise big concerns about innocent men in US prisons Two new books take a deeply troubling look ...

Until then, we'll enjoy potentially record warmth both Tuesday and Wednesday ... but both certainly have the chance to go into the history books. Both days will also be dry and breezy.

For the third weekend in a row, “Venom: The Last Dance” was the No. 1 movie at the box office, collecting $16.2 million in ticket sales in U.S. and Canadian theaters A children’s book ...

Groovy Steppin Sh*t, Lisha G and Trini Viv ’s new set of prismatic bangers, emerged from a head-scratching linkup. While studying the music business at Drexel University, Trini Viv started fucking ...

Health records of almost 100 million patients worldwide were put at risk by security issues with a popular patient management system, researchers say. Almost 30 bugs were found in the OpenEMR ...

In 2011, together with his beau Beyoncé, the pair set a new world record as entertainment's most influential couple. This also earned them a spot in the Guinness World Record. This one has ...

Inspired by the complexity and heterogeneity of the world around us, and by the rise of new technologies and their associated behavior, The Architecture Concept Book seeks to stimulate young ...

"Whether it's having some book clubs, a space for creatives, or hosting a paint party one night after closing, we're all about the activations." Groovy and Muggin are just the beginning of Uptown ...

Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Mary Steenburgen and Candice Bergen chat with ET about, 'Book Club: The Next Chapter,' in theaters on May 12. Mary Steenburgen chats with ET about her new movie ...

By Wilson Wong In his latest book, the Rolling Stone writer David Browne tracks three decades of folk, blues, rock and jazz below 14th Street. By Peter Keepnews Our critic A.O. Scott walks you ...