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Baseball didn't just lose a World Series (because of its strike), but the faith of its constituents. The fans still don't show like they used to. Because they don't, the...

Bare Knuckles and Back Rooms: My Life in American Politics By Ed Rollins and Tom DeFrank Broadway Books, 362 pages, $27.50 Ross Perot had a realistic chance of winning the...

A new liver has given Larry Hagman not just a new life but a new attitude. "I had a kind of spiritual awakening, a reawakening, really," Hagman told TV critics...

Servant of the Bones By Anne Rice Knopf, 400 pages, $26 Anne Rice's last novel, "Memnoch the Devil," in which she reworked the Creation, took a commitment from the reader...

Pat Riley will be glad he owns that three-peat patent this time next year, when he faces a possible suspension for a third straight summer. In 1995, he negotiated with...

The verdict is in: "A Time to Kill" is guilty as sin of badly impersonating a trial. A jury of author/lawyer John Grisham's legal peers has thrown the proverbial book...

The reddened and bleary eyes told it all: Baseball's bargainers are serious this time. After around-the-clock negotiations Saturday, they appear close to a deal that will at long last bring...

An enjoyable and critically praised guest stint on NBC's hit "Friends" helped turn Brooke Shields onto comedy and into the lead role of NBC's fall series "Suddenly Susan." Shields, who...

The only year-round sport in sports is money. Twelve months a year you hear guys talking about how the money had nothing to do with it, how it wasn't an...

If any television outfit can figure out how to reach out and grab America's ad-resistant 18-to-24-somethings, the MTV Networks group just might be it. And that seems to be exactly...