How Much Does It Cost to See Beyoncé? It Depends.
Some fans who paid top dollar for the star’s Cowboy Carter Tour are feeling miffed as prices drop. Other procrastinators are reaping the benefits.
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BAM Announces a Female-Led Next Wave and Fall Season
The arts institution, which has shrunk its programming in recent years, unveiled its fall lineup.
Close calls, congestion and rapid redesigns: SailGP is a new sport learning fast
From just five teams in SailGP’s first iteration, the current season has 12 teams. But its rapid growth has brought issues along the way
Stephen A. Smith’s Relentless, Preposterous, Probably Inevitable Road to Political Clout
Stephen A. Smith has had something on his mind for a while now. “Let me switch to a subject near and dear to my heart,” he said on his podcast recently. “Me.” Mr. Smith, 57, is the terminally expressive face of sports media, ESPN’s $100 million …
MSNBC Poaches a Politico Editor to Lead a New Washington Bureau
The cable channel, which is set to be spun off from NBC, is starting its first stand-alone D.C. office with Sudeep Reddy at the helm. It also plans to hire 100 new journalists.
Nelson DeMille’s House Is Listed for $5.5 Million on Long Island
A Nassau County listing is so grandiose in style and stature that it must be out of a Nelson DeMille novel. Fitting, as it was the famed author’s former home. Mr. DeMille, who died in September at 81, bought the 0.7-acre property in 2001 for $2.9 …
Judge Orders Georgetown Academic Released From Immigration Detention
The judge said that the government had offered no evidence that Badar Khan Suri represented a national security threat, and that efforts to deport him violated the First Amendment.
Students Are Short-Circuiting Their Chromebooks for a Social Media Challenge
Some students have been suspended and even criminally charged, as some of the computers catch fire or damage the surroundings.
Terrorists Continue to Pay for Check Marks on X, Report Says
Elon Musk’s social media company has continued to accept payments for subscriptions from entities barred from doing business in the U.S., a nonprofit found.
He’s Made a Home at the World’s Most Popular Cemetery
No two days are the same for Benoît Gallot, whose title since 2018 has been “curator” at the storied Père-Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, the resting place of choice for the great and good of France and those who love them. He might manage a team meeting …