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In “Left on Tenth,” the veteran author looks back on a series of life-altering events, including a whirlwind romance at the age of 72.

Instead of wacky themes about Jim Halpert Christmas-wrapping Dwight Schrute's entire desk on "The Office," today's TV programming casts the modern workplace in a much darker light with shows like, "Severance," "Sorry to Bother You," or "WeCrashed." What has fueled our attraction to dystopian tales of work?

NYPD says fire that destroyed outdoor dining shed at Barney Greengrass was one of several blazes in the neighborhood that were 'intentionally set'

A quick and simple definition of XOXO – what it means, why it is used, and how to use it in text messages…

An "intentionally set" fire destroyed the outdoor dining shed at the famed Ashkenazi eatery.

A spelling bee, a jilted lover, a romantic comedy and the Great American Songbook are in the spotlight as area theaters open new productions.

Everyday is the perfect day for a romantic film, so check out 10 favorites of ours that we go back to time and time again.

First, the bad news: If you didn’t find time to go to Showtimers’ recent production of “She Loves Me,” you’re out of luck. The show closed Feb. 20.

Today, the postal service issued a record of decision for a controversial procurement plan to replace large portions of the U.S. postal fleet with a polluting and fuel-guzzling new truck model. Environmental groups reacted with ire to the federal government’s costly mistake and missed opportunity to electrify the fleet, which would deliver clean air and climate protections in the middle of a spiraling climate crisis.

It is February, so everyone is thinking about their Valentine. This brings us to the cinematic love story “You’ve Got Mail.” Of course, the ETF Think Tank is not about movie reviews.