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Theater company Dezart Performs moves into its new permanent home — a midcentury church reimagined by architect Susan Secoy Jensen.

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Once you’ve interviewed as many people as Susan Orlean has, you start to crave what she calls “counterprogramming.” Every magazine profile has its setting; every setting suggests activities that a ...

Susan Lorincz is the subject of a new documentary called ‘The Perfect Neighbor,’ which is set to land on Netflix in October. Lornicz, a white Florida resident, was sentenced to 25 years in prison in ...

The pair have watched the Chiefs play in the past. Taylor Swift and Caitlin Clark had a mutual rooting interest on Sunday. The international pop sensation and the women's basketball icon were spotted ...

In December 2009, Susan Cox Powell vanished from her home in West Valley City, Utah. Her husband, Joshua Powell, claimed they went camping, but evidence suggested otherwise. In 2012, Joshua killed ...

Susan Kendall Newman, the award-winning actress and philanthropist daughter of the late Paul Newman, has died. She was 72. An obituary posted Tuesday in The New York Times announced that she died on ...

Susan Kendall Newman, the daughter of Paul Newman and star of The Beatles tribute film “I Wanna Hold Your Hand,” has died. She was 72. Susan died of complications from chronic health conditions on Aug ...

ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark issued an apology on Thursday morning, the latest in a string of drama-filled incidents involving the former LSU Tigers star. Earlier this week, Clark, who played in the ...