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Now is the winter of our being a long-ass way from March Madness. So, in the meantime, what else can we have battle it out in bracket form?
Men shell out big bucks for the “Girlfriend Experience,” a form of high-end escorting that conjures the illusion of a real relationship.
Ted Danson has always been charming. Anyone who watched the first scenes of Cheers, way back in 1982, could tell that. But it wasn't yet apparent that the actor who played "magnificent pagan beast" Sam "Mayday" Malone would go on to become one of pop culture's elder statesmen, his snow-white shock of hair and his sweetly romantic, later-in-life marriage to Mary Steenburgen lending him a buoyant gravitas.
Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix—a rare combination city circuit and night race—is one of the global racing calendar’s most thrilling spectacles.
At the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Rhapsody received an automotive master class from the car designers steering this year’s most exciting luxury vehicles.
Inside the mad-scientist “cocktail lab” of Big Apple bar owner and inventor Dave Arnold.
It was August, and I had traveled to Oregon from Brooklyn for Pro Tour Magic 2015, one of four yearly tournaments devoted to the fantasy-based card game.
Indie musician Joanna Newsom makes a case to join the ranks of movie-narrator greats in director P.T. Anderson’s film adaptation of Thomas Pynchon’s paranoiac Inherent Vice.
Luminaire founder Nasir Kassamali on the most brilliant designs from the past 40 years.
Even more than most bars, Southern Exposure has to be reconstructed from memory alone. Why? Because it’s on Antarctica.
Here's the antidote to the Vegas conventioneer blues: three soul-restoring adventures waiting just outside the city.
Is moderate drinking a realistic treatment goal for drug users and heavy boozers? The Fix visits a radical Beverly Hills rehab to find out.
According to one insider, uncertainty over who's going to win the White House makes many delay checking in for treatment.