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Working with Sundance catalog has been “the gold standard" for artists — but jewelry designers say that's changed, as their invoices go unpaid and they demand their samples back.

They most recently contributed original music to Sofia Coppola’s 2023 feature “Priscilla,” including the song “My Elixir,” alongside indie-rock band Phoenix. Listen to Sons of Raphael ...

Robert E. Crimo III watches the jury selection process Feb. 24 during the first day of his trial. Crimo was accused of opening fire on a suburban Chicago Independence Day parade, killing seven people.

After years of unpredictable legal proceedings, Robert E. Crimo III, 24, changed his plea to guilty last month just moments before opening statements at his trial. Dozens were wounded in the ...

From his beginnings as an acclaimed environmentalist to his transformation into a purveyor of vaccine denial and conspiracy theories, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has spent a lifetime in the public eye.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who’s been facing backlash over anti-scientific, offensive and belittling remarks he made about the b a sic a bilit ies of autistic people, is launching a ...

Washington — Rep. Robert Garcia, who traveled with lawmakers to El Salvador Monday to demand the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, warned the case is "on its way to a major constitutional crisis ...

Bishop Robert Barron, a widely read Catholic commentator and author, paid tribute to Pope Francis for a papacy marked by "mercy and evangelization" after the news of his death on Monday.

At first glance, the scene was indistinguishable from many services at the tens of thousands of churches that worship each Sunday morning or Wednesday night in strip malls, rented movie theaters ...

After sharing her son's autism diagnosis, Brittany Cartwright is speaking out against Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial claims about the disorder. The Valley star, who shares 4-year-old Cruz ...

WASHINGTON — More than 10,000 pages of previously classified documents related to the 1968 assassination of Robert F. Kennedy have been released — and are available online for the public to scour.