Miller Sanford Just over 24 hours earlier, Deivon Smith’s status was murky. Head coach Rick Pitino didn’t expect the point guard — the St. John’s engine — to play against Seton Hall while he continued to work his way back from a bruised right shoulder. The soreness was still there. Smith hadn’t been able to practice. Deivon … Read more
It’s hard to say what the strangest sight in Gloucester was on an October day last year. Maybe it was a woman suggestively raising and lowering her convertible top to grab George Clooney’s attention. Or Mark Wahlberg’s agent apparently monitoring the door at a divey bar called the Crow’s Nest. Or a church full of … Read more
Some of the numbers weren’t pretty for Mika Zibanejad in Saturday’s 1-0 shootout win over Columbus at Madison Square Garden, from the pair of penalties he took to the two breakaways he missed. And then he wasn’t able to score in the third round of the shootout, which would have sealed the victory before Igor … Read more
Sen. Cory Booker and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, center, joined activists in March for the Bloody Sunday commemoration in Selma, Ala. (Julie Bennett / Associated Press) Cory Booker talks frankly about racism as he campaigns, pointing out how the “dark spirit of bigotry” was part of the nation’s founding and urging crowds to speak the … Read more
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, right, leans in to talk with President Trump. (Associated Press) Donald Trump’s longest-serving chief of staff is warning that the Republican presidential nominee meets the definition of a fascist and that while in office, Trump suggested that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler “did some good things.” The comments from … Read more
(Inma Hortas / For The Times) The outside tables at Figaro Bistrot are far too close to one another. A group of women is seated beside us, drinking white wine and leaning together to murmur while giving me side-eye. My date gets up, excuses himself and heads to the bathroom. One of them leans over: … Read more
Susan Braig has turned to selling drugs to pay her medical bills. The 61-year-old Altadena cancer survivor takes old pharmaceutical pills and tablets and mounts them on costume jewelry to create colorful necklaces, pendants, earrings and tiaras that she sells. She got the idea for her unusual artwork after being diagnosed with breast cancer and … Read more
Jayden Daniels celebrates with Bobby Wagner after the Commanders’ 45-31 upset win over the Lions in the NFL divisional round on Jan. 18, 2025. AP DETROIT — This wasn’t supposed to happen. None of it. Not at ear-splitting Ford Field, where the Detroit locals were so starved for a first-ever Super Bowl team they were … Read more
Al Arbour used to tell a young Brent Sutter not to play with a chip on his shoulder. The Islanders, who already had one Sutter among the team leaders in penalty minutes, did not need another doing the same. Arbour told Sutter he could be like Stan Mikita, the Blackhawks Hall of Fame centerman who’d … Read more
“I’m not a black-and-white person,” says Norah Jones. (Joelle Grace Taylor) Twenty-two years ago, Norah Jones blasted into superstardom at age 23 with the release of her instant-smash debut, “Come Away With Me.” An easygoing blend of jazz, folk, pop and country, the LP sold 4 million copies in its first 12 months and spun … Read more
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