If you see this below, you might think it’s Jeff Ross. You will just have to watch to see if I am messing with you or not. Jeff Ross presents a hilarious and touching one-man show celebrating ...

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In 1953, a grandee of the British art establishment, LGG Ramsey, had moved house and needed cash to pay for new curtains. His solution was to sell an oil sketch by Anthony Van Dyck via an ...

March 24 (UPI) --Netflix released a clip from David Letterman's interview with WNBA star Caitlin Clark from an upcoming episode of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman.

Once satisfied by an answer, how to keep the audience hooked? With more questions. Getting this balance right is at the heart of what makes a mystery-based show, in particular, a good watch—or a total ...

On 25 May 1924 the newspaper reported that the portrait of Joseph Roulin had been hanging in “a place of honour in the Modern Foreign Art section”—but it had then disappeared. Article in ...

The tragic incident, which claimed the lives of five girls, occurred at a rental space and café called “Mirage Forest.” Iori explains, “This fire was no mere accident. Uncovering the truth ...

A Severance season 2 finale clip teases the return of the mysterious goats. Premiered this past February, the second season of Apple TV's flagship series continues following Mark (Adam Scott ...

SARASOTA, Fla. (WFLA) — For the second year in a row, forensic imaging specialist Joe Mullins led a workshop at Ringling College of Art and Design aimed at teaching fine artists how to become ...

Peacock has released the Season 2 premiere date for Poker Face Season 2 -- as well as a celebrity-packed teaser.

Gertrude Abercrombie, Where or When (Things Past), 1948. Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, Wisconsin, Gift of the Gertrude Abercrombie Trust, Photo: Paige Holzbauer There’s something ominous ...

In the cutthroat world of hospitality, perfection is an illusion. Guest issues are inevitable; it's how you respond that truly defines your restaurant's success. Are you simply apologizing, or are you ...