Parks and Rec” alumni tease a show called “Philly Justice,” while the Inquirer features a 2025 summer reading list. Unfortunately, both are a bunch of baloney.

Barbara Chai was Deputy Editor of Culture, Training & Outreach at The Wall Street Journal. She has held several roles in the global newsroom, including deputy bureau chief for WSJ.com in Brussels and ...

Patti Lupone was at a crossroads. "I trashed my [Actors' Equity Association] card — 'Enough of that' — and I was sitting in ...

Kathryn Hahn as the brazen marketing lead Maya; and buzzy up-and-comer Chase Sui Wonders as creative executive Quinn. As Matt stumbles into his new role as studio head—which involves giving ...

This year’s Emmy BuzzMeter balloting is underway, and our panel of six television experts is here to help you sift through who’s in, who’s out and who’s on the bubble. Below, check out the ...

A supporting actor in the upcoming film starring Christian Bale and Nicolas Cage allegedly quit on Friday, just two weeks after production started, over David O. Russell’s alleged use of the N ...

More than 830 students graduated from the two-year college's campuses in Willmar and Hutchinson. Among the graduates, 584 ...

The idea first arose when Poehler and her castmates Jones and Scott, along with guest stars Paul Rudd and Kathryn Hahn, posed for a photo on set, clad in business attire. No one remembers who took the ...

Behind the news are values that drive people and nations. Explore them here. In the Monitor’s newsroom this afternoon, we were joined by a thoughtful group of visiting journalists from Israel.

Michelle Singletary writes the nationally syndicated personal finance column “The Color of Money,” which appears in The Washington Post on Wednesdays and Sundays. If you have a personal ...

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