Life and Fashion

Mount Hermon in the Golan Heights, which doubles as an Israeli military base, isn’t the obvious choice for a winter getaway—but intrepid skiers don’t care.

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Mount Hermon in the Golan Heights, which doubles as an Israeli military base, isn’t the obvious choice for a winter getaway—but intrepid skiers don’t care.

Since arena entrances have become fashion shows, even basketball stars’ tiny dopp kits are being scrutinized for style tips.

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Since arena entrances have become fashion shows, even basketball stars’ tiny dopp kits are being scrutinized for style tips.

With her sixth album, the singer is the most-nominated woman at the Grammys, a year when controversy over diversity has put women in the spotlight.

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With her sixth album, the singer is the most-nominated woman at the Grammys, a year when controversy over diversity has put women in the spotlight.

An avid fan tells how he got his hands on a rare M1 from 1980, a hybrid i8, and what pop singer Christopher Cross has to do with it.

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An avid fan tells how he got his hands on a rare M1 from 1980, a hybrid i8, and what pop singer Christopher Cross has to do with it.

Three new documentaries explore the lives of Sammy Davis Jr., Sam Cooke and Charley Pride, singers who crossed racial barriers on the way to becoming music legends.

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Three new documentaries explore the lives of Sammy Davis Jr., Sam Cooke and Charley Pride, singers who crossed racial barriers on the way to becoming music legends.

A falsehood has been spreading in dark corners of the Internet, that Ruth Bader Ginsburg is dead. A Washington Post reporter saw her Monday night, but it wasn't enough to douse the flames of this theory.

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A falsehood has been spreading in dark corners of the Internet, that Ruth Bader Ginsburg is dead. A Washington Post reporter saw her Monday night, but it wasn't enough to douse the flames of this theory.