All of Truman Capote’s “swans” were glamorous and damaged, but no one more so than the beautiful, tragic Ann Woodward.

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The 2024 Olympics was one to remember, from Simone Biles's historic gold medal wins to Katie Ledecky's victory in the Women's ...

Despite her Academy Award-nominated performance, Breakfast at Tiffany’s author Truman Capote felt Audrey Hepburn wasn't the ...

Near the eastern tip of the Hamptons, the historic Stone House presides over 3.2 secluded acres overlooking the Atlantic ...

The owners of La Grenouille, a beloved French restaurant that closed abruptly this fall after a six-decade run, have sold its ...

To set a lighter tone as we move into the upcoming holiday season, the Utah Theatre will present a series of some of ...

LOS ANGELES — Quincy Jones, who expanded the American songbook as a musician, composer and producer and shaped some of the ...

Legendary producer, songwriter, and composer Quincy Jones—the man behind some of the biggest pop hits of all time—passed away this weekend at 91. Rest in peace to a true icon. The third-most awarded ...

Quincy Jones produced some of the greatest pop music of the last 50 years, but he also created some of television and film’s ...