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When Gordon Willis passed away last May at the age of 82, it was hard not to look back and marvel at the man’s long and illustrious career. He was the cinematographer behind such films as “The Godfather” trilogy, “All the President’s Men,” and “Annie Hall.” The man helped define the look and feel of 1970s American cinema. His bold creative choices and fruitful collaborations made him a favorite of directors such as Francis Ford Coppola, Alan J. Pakula, and Woody Allen. And now, thanks to a video essay by Steven Benedict from Press Play... Читать дальше...

Many legal jobs of the past are gone forever, but signs of life in the job market are visible, reports The New York Times.

Prosecutors have settled with companies buying luxury cars and reselling them overseas, reports the New York Times.

Robert Pattinson holds onto a water bottle while stepping out for a gym workout on Wednesday (April 1) in West Hollywood, Calif. On the same day, rumors were swirling that the 28-year-old English actor was secretly engaged to his girlfriend FKA twigs after T-Pain spilled the beans during a Vulture interview. We are still debating [...]

Nearly 40 percent of people surveyed said men should join a women's networks.

Tesla's stock traded higher after the company announced a new product line. But it wasn't real.

Brooklyn Beckham may be a model and have famous parents, but he still makes his own money! His father David recently revealed during his appearance on The Late Late Show With James Corden that his 16-year-old son works at “a small French cafe in London.” “You know what kids are like! They want new soccer [...]

A redesign of Honda's Civic car is part of a lineup overhaul intended to preserve brand loyalty, particularly in young Americans.

Today being April 1st, it can be frustrating to constantly pause and make sure a piece of information is real. So when Slashfilm dropped this bit of intel, my first instinct was that it was yet another April Fool's Day gag and that I could get on with the rest of the my day. But it turns out it's legit. With "Avengers: Age Of Ultron" slated to debut later this month in the U.K., the red carpet premiere details are being put together and sent out, and something curious has been noticed: Julie Delpy... Читать дальше...

Dakota Johnson takes her adorable pet pup for a walk around the block on Wednesday afternoon (April 1) in New York City. The 25-year-old Fifty Shades of Grey actress wore her hair in two braids – super cute look! PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Dakota Johnson The evening before, Dakota attended a big [...]

Paul Tudor Jones, who last week warned of the rising wealth gap sparking a revolution, just spent $71 million on a Palm Beach estate.

Report finds corporate culture contributed to slow compliance progress

Plans for a 10% rise for 90,000 workers and paid vacation among benefits

Janus' Dan Kozlowski looks for three things when hunting for contrarian plays. Here are his picks.

Online lenders have proliferated during a period of record low rates. With the Fed signaling rate hikes, they must navigate new terrain.

Special-enrollment tallies for HealthCare.gov were released Wednesday.

CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Oil spiked at the end of the day, ending over $50/barrel. The inventory numbers weren't as high as expected and US production has declined.

Family vacation critic names top beach picks and gives an insider tip for each.

In just a couple months, school will be out for the summer, but for the moment, class is in session with "The Riot Club." The latest from "An Education" director Lone Scherfig recently went into limited release, and today we have an exclusive clip from the film. Starring Sam Claflin, Max Irons, Douglas Booth, Natalie Dormer, Ben Schnetzer, and Jessica Brown Findlay, and adapted from Laura Wade's acclaimed 2010 play, “Posh” (she also wrote the screenplay), the film takes viewers inside the rotten... Читать дальше...

In honor of April Fools’ Day, The Price Is Right pulled the ol’ bait and switch when they brought out the show’s iconic former host Bob Barker instead of current host Drew Carey for his first appearance on the show since 2013. The legend stepped in and got to guide a contestant to a major score asking her, “What do you hope to win?” In typical Price Is Right fashion her answer was spot on, “A new car.” Barker then checked out for a bit, but came back to end the show like he did for all those years... Читать дальше...

A small study finds that diabetics who ate a big breakfast and small dinner had better glucose control than those who ate the opposite. Steve Mirsky reports

Chick-fil-A said Wednesday its first Lincoln restaurant should be open by August.