Well, you take what you can get these days, when the definition of “comedy” has become so expansive as to also mean “light drama,” including Amazon’s “Clean Slate” starring Laverne ...

Henry (George Wallace, left) is getting used to changes in his daughter Desiree (Laverne Cox) on “Clean Slate ... Laverne Cox (“Orange Is the New Black”) and the legendary stand-up ...

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) sent letters Johnson and the mayors for three other major cities – ...

As immigrant communities entered a third week of fear and uncertainty in the shadow of immigration action, some business ...

A winter storm brought snow to the northeastern U.S. on Saturday, covering parts of New York and New Jersey. More than 10 inches of ... live markets to voluntarily clean, disinfect and temporarily ...

“Clean Slate,” streaming from Prime Video beginning Thursday, stars Laverne Cox as Desiree Slate, returning from New York to Mobile ... is more disorganization than democracy.

New York City renters are used to giving an inch to get an inch. Emily Bonani has lived in the city for seven years and has sacrificed space, natural light and storage for a place to call her own.

Chicago, city of jazz ... This culinary scene may be more under-the-radar than New York or Los Angeles, but it’s time it receives the recognition it deserves. Illinois’ largest city is ...

But one experiences about twice as many shootings per capita as the other. The University of Chicago economist Jens Ludwig ...

Lana Wilson’s documentary Look Into My Eyes attempts to provide a more neutral view of the practice, focusing on a group of New York City ... Rather than just clean the animal up, however ...

Although New York Undercover aired on Fox in 1994-1995, it shares a universe with series co-creator Dick Wolf’s Law & Order, Chicago ... sometimes they get more than one. Your Friendly ...

Clean energy leaders across the globe are now tailoring their messages to emphasize the greener side of green: wealth-building. It’s an idea that sells far better in the new world of nationalism ...