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A Wizard of Oz scholar takes on one of music's dumbest mysteries: Does the movie really synchronize with Dark Side of the Moon?

The schools are crumbling, test scores are dismal, the teachers' ranks are depleted, the union wants a raise, and everyone has an opinion. Into the breach marches the cheerful new chancellor, armed with a philosopher's intensity and a lawyer's zeal. But will they be enough in the new blackboard jungle?

Todd Haimes turned the bankrupt Roundabout into a Broadway powerhouse. So where's his standing ovation?

Howard Safir had a posse -- a group of black leaders he used to insulate himself from blacks.

Eric Adams and his team of watchdog cops, 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement, are about to come in from the cold.

An unsigned band lands its big break at . . . the Republican convention.

It seems impossible to have fun at the beach without bothering others, and some wonder: is it time to stick a (South) Fork in the Hamptons?

Two tenacious U.S. Attorneys and one frisky D.A. race for history's biggest stock-fraud bust.

When the mayor decided to reach out to Patrick Dorismond's family, he took a call from a Franciscan who'd been on hold for weeks.