Since winning an Academy Award in 2005, Jamie Foxx has seen his films fall flat. Will his risky performance in this month’s The Soloist be enough to put him back in audiences’ — and the Academy’s — good graces? Or will he be the next victim of the Oscar curse?  Read More

When NFL owners get together, pigskins don’t fly, but dollars (and stories) sure do.  Read More

If you think Wall Street is the only place to invest your money, a former card counter (who wishes to remain anonymous) has one question: Wanna bet?  Read More

Four new museum projects designed by star architect and international museum expert Yann Weymouth are giving us four more reasons to head to the Sunshine State.  Read More

Who says they don’t make ’em like they used to? The folks at John Lobb Ltd. in London stick with what works.  Read More

Does your coworker smell? Have bad breath? Wear too much cologne? Then you’re in luck, because we’re going to tell you how to deal with the situation.  Read More

On your next vacation, get creative. Museums, colleges, and craft centers offer everything from one-day (or evening) classes for beginners to week long workshops for experienced crafters. Trading your sunscreen and swimsuit for a lump of clay and a potte...  Read More

Fresh high-tech hideaways that provide inventive ways to transport data.  Read More

Fall’s finest stride? A well-heeled twist on that most classic of shoes for sartorial-minded gents, the inimitable oxford. Let’s hear it for...  Read More

They call it Q Drive : The transmission-free power train features asmall gas engine that spins the generator, which charges the lithium-ion battery...  Read More

Two civil rights leaders with varied pasts find common ground in a new book by John Stauffer.  Read More

How did relative newcomer Olga Kurylenko land a role as the newest Bond girl? We submit the accompanying photo as Exhibit A.  Read More

Talented, turbulent rock band Oasis carves out a vastly different so...  Read More

*Jane Kaczmarek is best known for playing characters that are crazed, complicated, and sometimes downright mean. (It's all an act.) By Ken Parish PerkinsThe phone rings. It's Jane Kaczmarek on the line, and I start to sweat a little. After all, this...  Read More

Test your knowledge of three Hollywood icons by taking a page from their recently released memoirs.  Read More

BLOOD AND BONESFrom a neck-nibbling vampire to a wisecracking FBI agent, David Boreanaz's memorable characters have helped the actor make quite a name for himself. (The trick is saying it correctly.) By Allison Winn ScotchDAVID BOREANAZ IS APOLOGIZI...  Read More

Ever since Hill Street Blues, Bochco’s first successful series, about an inner-city police precinct, the veteran producer has pretty much stuck to his crime-and-punishment formula. Sometimes it’s worked; sometimes...  Read More