Rosa Lee Hawkins, Youngest Member of the Dixie Cups, Dies at 76
The singing group’s debut single, “Chapel of Love,” rose to the top of the charts in 1964, displacing the Beatles’ “Love Me Do.”
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Emergency Saturday Broadcast: The American Dystopia Has Arrived
OAN has been taken off satellite, MyPillow has been de-banked, and the Justice department has declared that all Trump supporters are terrorists.
Live: Trump Holds ‘Save America’ Rally in Arizona To Expose Stolen 2020 Election
String of massive political and legal losses has Biden team scrambling to do major damage control as midterms creep closer.
U.S. South and Northeast Brace for Winter Storm That Pounded the Midwest
Dangerous ice was expected to hit the Carolinas, and up to a foot of snow was predicted from Tennessee to upstate New York and Vermont.
The Book That Turned Annie Leibovitz Into a Photographer
“I became a photographer because of ‘The World of Henri Cartier-Bresson,’ which was published when I was a student at the San Francisco Art Institute. I was studying painting. Maybe it was something about the word ‘world,’ as well as…
How the N.B.A. Forgot Dwight Howard
Howard went from being a dominant defender “the world revolved around” to an overlooked sub on the Lakers. What happened?
Why the Secret to Easy Homemade Pizza Is French Bread
You don’t have to struggle with from-scratch dough when store-bought French bread can step in.
Everyone Wants to Be Wordle
Wordle went from a gift to an internet sensation, and now everyone wants in.
Love, Trust and Heartbreak on Two Stages
The musical “Hadestown” and the opera “Eurydice” aim to offer new twists on a Greek myth. But when it comes to their heroine, they only go so far.
Novak Djokovic, a Master on the Court, Keeps Making Errors Off It
Djokovic, the Serbian tennis star, is at the center of some of the most divisive debates of the pandemic: Individual versus community, science versus quackery.