David Jason had made his first public appearance following the death of Only Fools and Horses ... the couple – who got engaged in Venice – rocked matching black outfits. Busier than ever ...

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A finely told page-turner featuring the true story of the sensational Kerala snake bite murder, the book also presents the technicalities of law and forensic science In Fangs of Death, the authors ...

Since Valentine’s Day (Feb. 14) and President’s Day (Feb. 17) bookend a long weekend this year, here are some Cupid-approved staycations for Coloradans looking for a short (but definitely sweet) ...

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The Italian star of the Sky series, launching soon in the U.K., discusses the burden of transforming into the infamous fascist, the joy of working with Joe Wright, and that "make Italy great again" ...

A Denver-based artist was commissioned by Nike to paint a Kobe Bryant mural in Venice Beach ... published in the immediate wake of Bryant’s death. That is all I’m reprinting here.

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His new book ... death in Connecticut, Chernow’s new 1,200-page doorstopper promises to be the most detailed account of Twain’s life ever published. In addition to having one of my favorite ...

To celebrate the publication of his final issue, our soon-to-be former editor looks back on a career of “extremely gruelling ...

On the fifth anniversary of Kobe Bryant's death, columnist Bill Plaschke remains in mourning while sharing what the Lakers legend might have done for L.A.