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Sword fights and jousting come to Cheyenne February 17-18, 2024. The 'Winter Knights' event features real jousting, vendors, a feast, falconry, and more.

Even through the distorting lens of emotion, many of the repercussions of the Israeli military campaign are now entirely predictable

A long-awaited court ruling has the potential to reshape the future of European club football

Once America’s 24th richest person, the former poker player is making a bold bid to revive his empire—and fortune.

Archive photographs show the changing face of The Savoy in Swindons town centre.

Kyle Smith on “Month Python’s Spamalot,” “I Need That” & “The Gardens of Anuncia.”

“Harmony” tells a true and relevant story of the Comedian Harmonists, a group of singers who had a successful career in Berlin.

If breaking ranks means thinking responsibly and speaking independently on an issue of the utmost urgency and concern as presented by the disproportionate Israeli response to the ungodly Hamas attack on innocent citizens, then such rank breaking is surely a good thing.

You can tell the day of the Scottish Budget is looming by the ratcheting-up of SNP propaganda aimed at ducking the blame for financial turmoil. The spin isnt the smooth-running engine it once was.

Holiday shoppers were in a Broadway spirit last week, with total box office for the 26 shows up a couple percentage points from the previous week to $31,465,465, attendance holding steady at 225,585 and the average ticket price a strong $139.48.