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They weren’t necessarily the best selling or the most loved, but they altered music immensely.

The one-of-a-kind SP38 features a twin turbo V8 and a rear spoiler evocative of its famous ancestor.

As Shohei Ohtani makes like Babe Ruth, perhaps a top athlete could challenge Thorpe's record.

King James scored 35 points as Cleveland defeated Boston in Game 7.

Historians still debate who is responsible for our country's annual day of honoring the war dead.

Poor communications, institutional apathy and antiquated tools led to the four-decade manhunt.

Bugatti is planning to make a total of 500 Chirons.

League's controversial new pre-game policy fines teams if players kneel during the national anthem.

"The Sisters Brothers" is a western comedy based on Patrick Dewitt's novel of the same name.

Expected to cross $100M mark over 4-day holiday weekend, well short of expectations.

In new A&E series, Sarah Edmondson gives her account of leader Keith Raniere's sex-trafficking.

New York Daily News visits NY state baseball town where believers in his MLB future abound.

Peggy Noonan reminds The Wall Street Journal readers of moral behind Civil War showdown between friends.

Joshua Holt was released by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as 'goodwill gesture' by the dictator. 

Reigning champs reminded rivals, NBA fans just how good Curry & co. can be.

The wines from this alpine country are often overlooked and hard to find, but worth seeking out.