Thanks to Sears, the musicians who gave us the blues had an ax to grind
Sears may be bankrupt, but thanks to the retail giant we're all singing the blues.
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Roseanne who? 'The Conners' is way better without its controversial star
The elephant in the room has been removed, allowing co-stars John Goodman, Laurie Metcalf and Sara Gilbert to explore their full potential.
Meghan Markle's pregnancy shows monarchy's outdated femininity standards
Royal expectations demand that the Duchess of Sussex live her pregnancy journey openly and with a smile on her face.
Here's your handy guide to the best fall movies and TV
In these pumpkin-spiced autumnal months, the Oscar race begins in earnest, TV favorites return to the airwaves and streaming queues fill up fast.
After 500 years, a clue to who inspired Botticelli's ‘Birth of Venus’
Sandro Botticelli painted the ‘Birth of Venus’ between 1484 to 1486. But the identity of the Venus is a mystery to this day. A young Italian woman by the name of Simonetta Cattaneo says her ancestor was the muse Botticelli painted in his masterpieces.
