A guide to watching sports if you don't have cable
NEW YORK (AP) — It’s football season, and baseball playoffs are starting. Don’t have cable? You can still watch.
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Jennifer Hudson sings at Brooklyn charter schools rally
NEW YORK (AP) — Grammy- and Oscar-winning star Jennifer Hudson has performed for thousands of charter school supporters in Brooklyn.
Celebrities hit Paris shows as Balenciaga names new designer
PARIS (AP) — The chicest celebrities in the business rocked the final day of Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday as powerhouse Louis Vuitton and Miuccia Prada’s VIP-magnet Miu Miu presented their spring-summer 2016 collections.
Nobel Prize in literature: What to look out for
STOCKHOLM (AP) — On Thursday, the winner of this year’s Nobel Prize in literature will be announced by the first ever female permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy, Sara Danius. Will the prize awarding body choose to honor the occasion by picking a female winner? Will it break new ground by giving the prize to a journalist? Or will it rush to bestow the coveted prize on one of the
Yoga serving as inspiration for Aguilera's new music
NEW YORK (AP) — Yoga is serving as inspiration for Christina Aguilera’s upcoming album.
Jay Leno revisits 'Tonight' for monologue
NEW YORK (AP) — For a few minutes, it felt like old times back on NBC’s “Tonight” show on Tuesday night. Jay Leno was telling jokes.
Street artists give Kiev colourful makeover
In a mural splashed across a four-story building in central Kiev, a small boy nonchalantly throws paper planes. The peaceful image is just one example of the colourful street art springing up across the Ukrainian capital, reflecting a new mood of optimism in a city once criss-crossed by barricades. The artist, 28-year-old Oleksandr Korban, is a former miner who fled the armed conflict in the separatist Donbass region of eastern
James Earl Jones, Cicely Tyson beg you not to clap for them
NEW YORK (AP) — James Earl Jones and Cicely Tyson are happy that theatergoers are excited to see them onstage together again, but please, please, hold your applause when they first appear.
GE combines technologies into energy efficiency company
(Reuters) – General Electric Co said on Wednesday it had started a company to focus on energy efficiency to help corporate and other customers lower their energy bills and better manage power distribution. The new company, called Current, will integrate GE’s LED, solar, energy storage and electric vehicle businesses with GE’s growing data and analytics platform. The company, which will be run by Maryrose Sylvester, who has been president of