Nearly two decades after his death the young actor’s final film, ‘Dark Blood’, may finally be coming to movie screens.
Best Skits from “Saturday Night Live”
This week’s episode, hosted by comedian Louis C.K., focused largely on Hurricane Sandy rather than the presidential election just around the corner.
New Yorkers, Rejoice: More than 80 Percent of Subway Service Restored
In other words: Really. Good. News.
Singing for Sandy: The Best Moments from NBC’s Live Benefit Concert
NBC wrangled some of entertainment’s best-known New Jersey and New York natives—as well as other superstars who lent their support—for an hourlong live concert Friday to benefit the victims of Hurricane Sandy.
A Future Without Potatoes: Will Climate Change Force Us To Change What We Eat?
The United Nations committee on world food security has issued an alarming new report on the impact of global warming: we may have to stop eating potatoes and get used to bananas instead.
In Sandy’s Wake, a Little Human Kindness
Maybe it’s true that disaster brings out the best in people. After Sandy, people who are left in her wake are stepping up to make the aftermath a little easier.
Japanese City Puts Name on Sale to Pay Off Debt
The mayor of a broke Japanese city is taking a page from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet to deal with his community’s debt.
Late-Night Laughs: The Top 6 Comedy Clips of the Week
This week in the world of late-night television, a Halloween TV classic is re-evaluated and an 8th grade presidential race gets rather heated.
World War II Navajo Code Talker George Smith Dies
Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly used his Facebook page to announce the Tuesday passing of 90-year-old code talker George Smith.
U.S. Military to Deliver Fuel to New York Region
Amid tense reactions to long lines and closures at metropolitan New York gas stations, federal authorities decided to request that the Defense Department deliver 24 million gallons of extra fuel to the area and lift restrictions …
Under Fire, Bloomberg Cancels NYC Marathon
After harsh criticism from New Yorkers and fellow New York City politicians, Mayor Michael Bloomberg cancelled the ING NYC Marathon.
Bloomberg Cancels New York City Marathon Amid Backlash
Facing mounting backlash over holding the New York City Marathon in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced Friday that he has canceled this year’s race, despite his early assurances that no resources needed for those affected by the storm would be diverted. It marks the first time in the marathon’s 42-year …