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Ready for it? Permits and sources suggest Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will be married in New York next week, ​the New York Times reported on Wednesday.

When it comes to capturing true-crime stories, those behind the various productions typically make individual police officers the central focus.

Even though it’s only the second installment in James Gunn’s DC Universe reboot (which kicked off with last summer’s “Superman”), “Supergirl” feels retro for recent history. 

Though based on a 1979 Barbara Taylor Bradford novel, the new eight-episode British series “A Woman of Substance” nonetheless feels more like “Downton Abbey” meets “Dynasty.” In a good way, let me hasten to add, despite the absence of Joan Collins.

The Garland District’s newest eatery offers diners a place to worship at the altar of the pie.

The king of fast food has officially been dethroned.

The best craft cocktail menus offer a fine balance of art and information. I want a menu that’s just right: an objet d’art that brings me into the bar’s culture, transporting me to a new world and helping me find my way through it. These days the guides can be digital – there are some beautiful menus I’ve accessed by QR code – but the bespectacled book nerd in me still loves something that I can hold and flip through, that makes me reluctant to return it, even after ordering.

“Jackass: Best and Last” hits theaters this week, which means star, co-creator, ringleader and requisite big brother Johnny Knoxville will be searching for a new path, one that doesn’t involve bulls or butts (or at least as much as was required in the “Jackass” movies). The actor got his start with “Jackass” in the late ‘90s when he met director Jeff Tremaine through the skate magazine "Big ...

Hello, dear readers! Welcome to a bonus letters column. Summer has officially arrived, so we will be answering some warm-weather questions soon. We will touch on how to deal with extreme heat, extreme ticks (yes, ticks – and mosquitoes – are earlier and more abundant than usual) and staying safe in the sun. But now, on to the mail.

On Sunday, I made an unplanned stop at McDonald’s, hoping to get an early taste of the fried apple pie that’s making a brief return to the menu to mark America’s 250th birthday. It’s one of the secrets of Mickey D’s limited time offerings: They’re often available a couple of days before the official launch date.

Clive Davis, one of the most influential record moguls in music history and the mastermind behind the careers of Whitney Houston, Barry Manilow, Earth, Wind & Fire, Alicia Keys and dozens of other artists, has died at 94.

Dear Annie: My 15-year-old daughter was given a piece of sentimental jewelry on the day of her grandmother’s funeral. It had belonged to her grandmother, and the gesture was meant to be a beautiful way for my daughter to carry a piece of her with her.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: We had arranged with our son and daughter-in-law to babysit their 1- and 4-year-olds so they could go to an out-of-town concert, being gone for two nights. Three days before we were to arrive, the 4-year-old got sick and they took him to urgent care.

Kathryn Robinson set out to write a mystery tied to a place she knows well, the El Yunque National Rainforest.

"Toy Story 5," the latest installment to one of Disney Pixar's longest-running franchises, topped the box office this weekend. The tech-fueled tale, led by fan favorite characters Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Jessie, earned $160 million for its opening weekend at the domestic box office and a global total of $312 million, according to Rentrak Data. The animated feature now holds the biggest box office opening of the year, further signaling what could be a massive summer for theaters.

There's a video game that's going viral for making players break down in tears. It's called "Pragmata" − and from the outside, it looks like your typical sci-fi action game. There's guns. There's explosions. Throughout the game, you play as Hugh, an astronaut fighting to get back to Earth from a lunar research facility. But you're not alone. You have a companion, a robot girl named Diana, whom you fight alongside and protect throughout the game. As the story progresses, Hugh and Diana ​develop a sort of father-daughter bond − and that's the part of the game hitting players right in the feels and sparking massive discussion online.

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the height of the racist attacks against people of Asian descent locally, nationally and abroad, artist Lisa Soranaka was looking for a way to make a supportive statement to the Asian American Pacific Islander community.