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Long Island’s Olivia Fogarty, Lindsey Rust join inaugural Port Rowing Hall of Fame class
It’s been rowing-oar-bust for Long Islanders Olivia Fogarty and Lindsey Rust. The standout maritime athletes were recently inducted into the inaugural Port Rowing Hall of Fame class. “It really...
Post reporter competes in open tryout for arena football’s New York Dragons — fulfilling a dream as he swaps pen for pads
Trying out for the New York Dragons had me breathing fire. Word has spread around Long Island that the arena football team, which called the venerated Nassau Coliseum home...
‘Smash’ Is Escapist Fluff and Exactly What We Need Right Now
Matthew Murphy Robyn Hurder and the cast of Smash Matthew Murphy Since recorded time, Broadway critics would casually dismiss certain lighthearted musical comedies as a “tired businessman show.” Such...
‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star Eric Dane reveals he’s been diagnosed with ALS: ‘Grateful to have my loving family’
Eric Dane revealed he has been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig’s disease.  The “Grey’s Anatomy” star, 52, shared the stunning announcement Thursday...
Amazon’s Starlink Rival, Project Kuiper, Is Finally Ready for Launch
A ULA rocket pictured carrying Amazon’s Project Kuiper satellites. Photo by Miguel J. Rodriguez Carrillo/Getty Images Amazon (AMZN)’s Project Kuiper, a satellite-based internet service to rival SpaceX’s Starlink, is...
Cybersecurity on Mute: Trump’s Second Term Declares War on America’s Digital Defenses
As foreign cyberattacks intensify, the American flag itself appears to glitch—visually echoing a national security posture unraveling from within. Observer Labs Why is the White House degrading U.S. cybersecurity...
In L.A., Emilia Yin Is Prioritizing Artist Evolution Over Market Moments
Founded in 2018, Make Room is a contemporary art gallery redefining the cultural landscape of Los Angeles. Courtesy of Make Room, Los Angeles In less than a decade, young...
Green Day Was a “Boy Band” And Other Lessons From The Lollapalooza Oral History
A crowd surfer at Lollapalooza in 1992. John Storey/Getty Images During each of Lollapalooza’s seven years as a touring festival in the ’90s, someone or something inevitably stole the...
Christmas Is Either Cancelled or About to Get A Lot More Expensive
The bulk of America’s Christmas decorations come from China. Richard Pierrin/AFP via Getty Images Christmas is still eight months away. But April is usually when U.S. retailers place orders...
Observer’s Guide to What Not to Miss During Dallas Art Week
The Warehouse Through June 28, 2025 The Warehouse has been a pillar of Dallas's art ecosystem since 2012 when Cindy and Howard Rachofsky and the late Vernon E. Faulconer began...
Cultural Comings and Goings: The Gallery Climate Coalition’s Inaugural Chair, MoMA’s New Director and More
Christophe Cherix, Frances Morris and Agustín Arteaga are starting new chapters. Angela Pham/Benjamin Lozovsky/Kaitlin Saragusa/BFA.com The only constant in the art world is change, whether it’s artwork changing hands,...
The Art of Legacy: How Collectors Can Preserve and Protect Their Collections
From gifting to trusts to building a private own museum, art collectors can keep the collection—and the peace—intact with strategic estate planning. Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty Images Picture this: A dedicated...