Three decades after the release of Matthew Sweet's 100% Fun (released 3/14/95), his fifth solo album not only reaffirms the ...

Matthew Sweet was born in Nebraska in 1964, and drew inspiration from the British Invasion bands dominating the charts just ...

Richard White stepped down as the company's CEO in October after details of a personal legal battle were made public, but the revelations haven't stopped coming. Now, the company's board is in ...

The Vancouver archdiocese says the Pope appointed Archbishop Richard Smith and accepted the resignation of J. Michael Miller. In accordance with church law, Miller submitted his resignation on his ...

Shares in software firm WiseTech Global have plunged on news four board directors, including the chair, have quit due to a dispute about the ongoing role of founder, billionaire Richard White.

Investors and brokers are split about the departures, including that of WiseTech chairman Richard Dammery. Some applauded the exit of directors they perceive are trying to push out the businessman ...

"I was destined to stand out," Fred Richard says of his decision to change his uniform, despite point deductions Daniela Porcelli/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Olympic gymnast Fred Richard is ...

RICHARD Hammond's Rotherwas workshop has graced our TV screens for several series of his Discovery Plus show. But, did you know you can take your car there? In a recent post on The Smallest Cog's ...

Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown, left, and Foreign Affairs Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters in Rarotonga. Photo / RNZ Pacific / Eleisha Foon I am incredulous. It is claimed ...

Though his major movie roles are rare these days, there was a time when Richard Gere ruled the roost. His golden period lasted from the early 1980s to the beginning of the 2000s. He established ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. We first see Jonathan Bailey’s magnetic Richard II picked out by a shaft of white light against a dark ...

Hytner’s take on Richard II does nothing to make me think I’m wrong about either of these things. But it falls short of the rigorous textual reinvention of the typical Hytner Shakespeare ...