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The comedian on narcissism, fame, his new book on the 12 steps and life after addiction.

A new documentary examines Hitchcock’s film from various angles. Did you know Scorsese modeled a fight sequence in “Raging Bull” on the shower scene?

A growing body of research has given rise to the idea that you don’t have to give birth to develop the “baby blues.”

Changes to the landmark interior of the former Four Seasons create challenges for the new restaurant from Major Food Group.

Several craft distillers have banded together to create Empire Rye, an appellation they hope will help them break from the pack of new craft whiskeys.

With a populist media tycoon likely to become prime minister, the results may determine if an East-West fissure in the European Union becomes a chasm.

Many of the foreign-born workers the region depends on are undocumented, do not qualify for most disaster aid and may struggle to find local housing.

On the centenary of the October Revolution, the former secretary of state writes about the books that best help us understand Russia.

Girardi, the Yankees manager, was excoriated by the team’s fans after he blundered in the first round of the playoffs. But now it’s the second round, and all is forgiven.

President Trump’s assertion belied a long record of meetings his predecessor, Barack Obama, held with the families of killed service members, as well as calls and letters.

Tuesday: A chat with Olivier Sedra, a “Hair” sing along, and Archives Week.

A violent storm erupts in a world “on the cusp of avoidable disaster.”

Here’s what you need to know to start your day.

Reopening after a $143 million renovation, which removed a thousand seats, Cincinnati’s stately Music Hall offers a model for Lincoln Center.

Leading artists donated pieces for sale at Sotheby’s, including Tracey Emin, Antony Gormley and Wolfgang Tillmans.

The young French artist’s first major solo exhibition in Paris examines a basic but unavoidable concept: the seven-day week.

Google’s new Pixel 2 phone is clearly impressive, according to our reviewer. But whether that makes the device worth buying is another matter.

Tuesday: A Times reporter digs out his satellite phone, San Diego courts Amazon, and how fire retardant works.

She probably wouldn’t have written a memoir, were it not for the gentle prodding of her editor, Daniel Halpern.

A film that opened in Paris in 1979 finally surfaces in the United States.