Tennis adopted electronic line calling on clay and created a ball-mark monster
For years, players have used ball marks to understand the story of a match on clay. Now, they are being asked not to trust them.
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Wegmaniacs Now Have Their Own Sushi Restaurant
At Next Door, in the Manhattan Wegmans, sushi and more is served in a luxe Art Deco Space.
This Manhattan Restaurant Is Even Better Than Its Buzz
It took me a while to come around to Bridges. A critic likes to lift the veil on new finds, not just hit the “like” button on a viral smash. But this stylish It-restaurant has been overflowing with It-people and It-hype from the moment its doors …
Harvey Weinstein Pushed, Grabbed and Then Attacked, Witness Testifies
Miriam Haley is the first to testify of the three women whose accusations are at the center of the disgraced producer’s retrial on sex abuse charges.
Does the NBA playoffs have a physicality problem? ‘I think it’s gone too far’
With several series getting very physical and the game slowing down, four NBA writers wonder if the league has gone too far.
Bill Belichick, girlfriend ended UNC’s ‘Hard Knocks’ dalliance as fast as it began. Why?
The deal fell apart just before a public announcement was to be made. Industry sources and obtained emails detail why the show moved on.
Brain Rot Comes for Italy
Meet Ballerina Cappuccina and the Italian brain rot crew, an absurd group of A.I.-generated characters that are flooding TikTok.
‘Ceremonies in Dark Old Men’ Review: A Father in Defeat
Norm Lewis stars as the resigned patriarch of two slippery sons in this revival of Lonne Elder III’s drama from 1969.
New Historical Fiction That Whisks You to Paris, Vienna and Elsewhere
The Paris Express by Emma Donoghue “A railway carriage is as intimate as a dinner party, but one with no host and guests assembled at random.” You’ll find plenty of intimacy but few displays of party manners among the passengers Donoghue introduces …
Donald Trump, You’re No Franklin Roosevelt
There is no question that Donald Trump’s ambition in the first 100 days of his return to the Oval Office was to set a new standard for presidential accomplishment. To rival, even surpass, the scope of Franklin Roosevelt’s efforts nearly a century ago …