Page 5 - Alan Mann News Today

Video of rehearsal with horses in May in preparation for their role in the Opera Theater...

PHILADELPHIA – Along with a series of publications which want to dismiss defamation litigation from a University of Pennsylvania anthropologist, who claimed their allegedly defamatory reports of her supposed mishandling of the remains of victims from the MOVE Bombing of 1985 damaged her professional reputation and caused her to suffer harassment and death threats, the University is looking to do likewise.

PHILADELPHIA – A University of Pennsylvania anthropologist has sued a host of media outlets, reporters, the Association of Black Anthropologists and the Society of Black Archaeologists over their alleged defamatory reports of her supposed mishandling of the remains of a victim from the MOVE Bombing of 1985, with some of those entities now looking to dismiss her case.

HENLEY Royal Regatta returns next week and it will be the biggest in the event’s 183-year history. Thousands of visitors will descend on the town for the ...

The report focused on the city’s possession of human remains from the 1985 MOVE bombing and the policies and procedures of the city’s Medical Examiner’s Office.

In Opera Theater of Connecticut’s production of Carmen, both the two-legged and...

The 2022 Ford GT Holman Moody Heritage Edition pays tribute to the company's 1966 Le Mans victory and the race team that innovated the capability of the GT40 MK II.

When the Ford GT 40 MK II team took the track at the 24 Hours of Le Mans no one knew that when the race was completed that the Dearborn automaker would have a 1-2-3 victory sweep. At this year's New York Auto Show, Ford will show a limited-edition GT that honors the 1965 winning team.

A chance to experience chamber music, piano recital and vocal ensemble is taking place on-island. The 35th annual Sanibel Music Festival kicked off on March 5

You are going to love our Valentines edition of The Week in Pictures photo gallery.