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Information wants to be free. That observation, first made in 1984, anticipated the internet and the world to come. It cost nothing to digitally repro

Tom Jones, who wrote the book and lyrics for a modest musical called “The Fantasticks” that opened in 1960 in New York’s Greenwich Vill

The protesters who had gathered on an arid patch of lawn in Rome’s central Piazza Venezia hailed from neighborhoods all around the capital, but t

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At 10 a.m. on a recent Saturday, a line of nearly 50 people — mostly women — stretched down a busy block in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Par

When the owners of a solar-powered popcorn company in the Hudson Valley were looking to expand operations, they saw an opportunity in an empty roller

John Barrett, a hairdresser whose relaxed wit, scissor-sharp style and long line of A-list clients put him literally on top of the luxury fashion worl

Years ago, when her sister was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, Mahire Turk sought divine intervention. She trekked to a shrine atop a hill overlooki

The Casablanca Art School’s revolutionary approach proposed a bold new visual culture following Morocco’s independence in 1956. Reflecting a

Ho Chi Minh City is synonymous with street food and motorbikes: It often seems like one massive, sizzling food court combined with a beeping motorcycl