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Along with the film and beverage lore, author and Turner Classic Movies host Eddie Muller explains how to stock a home bar and the basics of mixing cocktails.

TCM host Eddie Muller pairs film noirs with cocktails in his new book 'Noir Bar' — and EW has an exclusive excerpt

The painter Alice Neel's bohemian ways inspired a key character the hit movie 'The Big Clock,' from 1948.

Our struggles with time zones and conventions seem keenest on a cold, winter solstice night.

First responder agencies from across the Upstate joined together to honor a South Carolina trooper who was hit by a car during a traffic stop last month.

Two new films brilliantly depict the increasingly embattled craft of journalism.

- Enjambée, depuis 1527, par une arche de pierre qui conduisait à lancien Hôtel de Ville, la rue du Gros-Horloge, parfois familièrement abrégée rue du Gros, est une rue historique de Rouen. Elle mène de la place du Vieux-Marché à la cathédrale Notre-Dame et traverse la rue Jeanne dArc, à proximité de « la grosse horloge ». Cest peut-être laxe qui correspondait au Decumanus de la ville gallo-romaine de Rotomagus, nom qui a donné « Rouen ».

For Q1 2022, 1 Main Capital Partners Fund returned (11.4)% net of fees and expenses. Click here to read the full fund letter.

David Mandel shared a celebratory letter from Ryan on Twitter

In Steven Spielberg's movie "Bridge of Spies," Tom Hanks plays James Donovan, an NYC attorney who previously served as a prosecutor in the Nuremberg trials. He's asked to represent spy Rudolf Abel in a gesture designed to prove to the Soviet government that Americans take their principles seriously. Donovan takes that task a little too seriously for everyone involved and manages to save Abel by getting him a 30-year sentence instead of the execution the public wants to see.