Fashion Week: Gaga stylist debuts, Travels with Tory Burch
NEW YORK (AP) — The Associated Press is all over New York Fashion Week, from the runways to celebrities as eight days of spring previews entered their sixth day Tuesday.
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'Whitey' Bulger movie gets private Massachusetts screening
BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) — A movie about Boston gangster James “Whitey” Bulger is getting its first screening in Massachusetts on Tuesday night.
Review: 'Everest,' a harrowing spectacle that lacks emotion
“Everest” is not an easy movie to watch. No entertainment that contains such tragedy should be.
Book tells tale of pioneering female deputy sheriff
“Girl Waits With Gun: A Novel” (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt), by Amy Stewart
Prince Harry marks 31st birthday honoring WWII pilots
LONDON (AP) — Prince Harry marked his 31st birthday on Tuesday at a gathering of vintage Battle of Britain aircraft honoring the pilots who helped protect the country during World War II.
With passport returned, Ai Weiwei attends London exhibition
LONDON (AP) — It was an unexpected photo opportunity, as Ai Weiwei stood inside London’s Royal Academy of Arts Tuesday surrounded by 20 years’ worth of his artworks.
Elton John: Putin called after I asked to meet on gay rights
LONDON (AP) — Elton John says Vladimir Putin has phoned him, after the musician requested a meeting to discuss Russia’s anti-gay environment.
Hayes, Hacker on poetry longlist for National Book Awards
NEW YORK (AP) — Former National Book Award winners Terrance Hayes and Marilyn Hacker will have another shot at the prize this year.
Feherty to join NBC golf coverage
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — Golf funnyman David Feherty is joining NBC for analysis on tournament coverage and to continue his “Feherty” series on Golf Channel.
Conservative group to target Trump in TV ads
One of Washington’s most influential conservative advocacy groups will take aim at Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump on the airwaves in the early voting state of Iowa. Club for Growth Action, a Super PAC that is permitted to spend unlimited amounts of campaign money, said on Tuesday it is buying $1 million worth of attack ads that describe the New York real estate mogul as too liberal and backing policies