Ann Woodward killed her husband, William Woodward Jr., in cold blood. Didn’t she? If you recognize her name at all, you know her as the woman who shot her banking heir husband in the middle of the night and got away with the (purported) crime by claiming she thought he was a burglar. Truman Capote […]
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In the weeks leading up to the World Cup, football pundits in England endlessly discussed who should start as their No. 10: Morgan Rogers or Jude Bellingham. On its face, this was an absurd debate. Rogers, who was key to Aston Villa’s top-four finish, is undoubtedly an excellent footballer. But B… More »
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Ask winemaker Matt Dees the local spot where he’s most likely to take a bottle of The Hilt’s red wine, and he answers without missing a beat: Jalama Burger. It’s not the fanciest spot on California’s Central Coast, even if Lompoc is “on the edge of the continent,” as he describes it. But this local
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New York is preparing to become the stage of great Italian excellence. On the occasion of the strategic overseas stage of the World Tour and the Campaign in North America, aboard Nave Amerigo Vespucci will take life a prestigious series of events. From Sunday 5th to Tuesday 7th July 2026, the historic sailor symbol of
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New York is preparing to become the stage of great Italian excellence. On the occasion of the strategic overseas stage of the World Tour and the Campaign in North America, aboard Nave Amerigo Vespucci will take life a prestigious series of events. From Sunday 5th to Tuesday 7th July 2026, the historic sailor symbol of
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Zuhair Lakhani has always understood the allure of scarcity. When he was 15, he started sneakerbotting — coding programs that could purchase hard-to-find shoes at lightning speed and then resell them for an upcharge. His father owned phone-accessory stores in Greater New York, but like any brick-… More »
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Summer in the city is for Coney Island, Central Park and coco-mango-cherry carts. But when the heat becomes dangerous — as it will this holiday weekend — the focus switches to cooling centers, Con Ed and air conditioning. Beginning Wednesday through at least Saturday, a heat wave is hitting New York City, and hard. Feels-like
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This story was originally published by Healthbeat. Sign up for their public health newsletters at healthbeat.org/newsletters. In the scrum of the Knicks ticker-tape parade in Lower Manhattan two weeks ago, an off-duty EMT volunteer spotted a stranger showing signs of a drug overdose. Acting fast, Simone Kelly found someone in the crowd who happened to
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