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A History Of Its Disparagement, Mockery, And Other Forms Of Abuse.' Plus: the best new jazz releases of the month.

It includes artists who seem to have gone through a religious phase, one that left a mark on them, such as Toni Morrison, ...

A Totally Epic, Way Opinionated History of Teen Moviesis an absolute delight, with fascinating details, first about ...

For Groff, the two-in-a-row possibility, exciting enough, even has a hint more frisson: Just In Time, a biographical musical ...

Humor writer Dave Barry recently published a memoir. Barry is perhaps best known for his books, but for decades, he wrote a ...

Special to the SentinelThis is a story about how I inadvertently joined a romance book club and the irony of it happening because I apparently can’t read, but really it’s about making friends as an ...

Benito Skinner’s Prime Video series about a closeted jock starts off as a satire of toxic masculinity—and lands somewhere ...

At 26, Nantz was hosting college football, and before long, he was covering nearly every other sport as well. He went on to ...

Spieth is still recovering from offseason wrist surgery, but said that he'd 'love to throw my hat in the ring' and contend this week at Quail Hollow.

The Hamilton and Grant biographer, out with a new study on Mark Twain, speaks to VF about the best and worst of the iconic ...

The inveterate character actor discusses Don Quixote, his time as George Clooney’s roommate, and his latest gig: m.c.ing John ...