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News
Stella Stevens, Hollywood Bombshell Who Yearned for More, Dies at 84
She starred alongside the likes of Elvis Presley and Jerry Lewis. But she wanted to direct and write, and she…
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Business
Food Safety Company Employed More Than 100 Children, Labor Officials Say
Packers Sanitation Services Inc. paid a $1.5 million penalty this week for employing children as young as 13 in dangerous…
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News
New York City’s Deal with Largest Union Would Include Remote-Work Plan
Mayor Eric Adams softened his opposition to working outside the office full time, saying it was not the “reality of…
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News
Sandra Trehub, Pioneer in the Psychology of Music, Dies at 84
She showed that basic musical ability is present in infants across cultures, laying a foundation for a growing field of…
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News
As Demand for Open Space Soars, New York Gets a Public Realm Czar
The city now has a “central point person” to oversee its public spaces, including parks, plazas and car-free streets.
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Business
Beyond Silicon Valley, Spending on Technology Is Resilient
Despite an uncertain outlook, corporations plan to continue investing in their digital projects — a source of stability for the…
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Business
This Tool Could Protect Artists From A.I.-Generated Art That Steals Their Style
Artists want to be able to post their work online without the fear “of feeding this monster” that could replace…
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World
Across Paris, an Invader Unleashes His Art
Mosaics by a street artist, who calls himself “Invader,” have become part of the fabric of the city. They are…
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Arts
Archives of ‘Lion King’ Choreographer Are Acquired by Library of Congress
Garth Fagan, who won a Tony in 1998, is known for threading ballet training and discipline into his Afro-Caribbean movement.
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Books
Striking HarperCollins Workers Reach Tentative Agreement With Publisher
After a three-month strike, the two parties reached a tentative deal that includes wage increases and a one-time bonus.