Most musicians hope to have a meagre placement on the charts, but Phil Collins knew that the best awards are enough to last a ...

Here are some of the TV highlights in the coming days from Saturday, October 18, including Frederick Forsyth in his own words and the Pride of Britain Awards ...

Great artists who are the opposite of prolific are always a thorny subject. Many of our most romantic ideas about creativity tend to view “genius” as a kind of vessel state, from which beauty and ...

A heavy rainstorm, unusual for the fall, brought widespread threats of mudslides and flooding to Southern California on Tuesday, Oct. 14, along with an evacuation order for parts of one Los Angeles ...

The NFL season can be a grueling process for any player to go through from all the hits they take, but Cleveland Browns rookie third-round pick Dillon Gabriel took more than most do in just one game.

Star Zac Efron and director Peter Farrelly of 'The Greatest Beer Run Ever' break down an emotionally-charged scene where Efron's John "Chickie" Donohue surprises one of his best friends fighting on ...

Who is the Antichrist, the biblical antagonist whose rise marks the beginning of the end-times? Peter Thiel recently took a stab at answering this age-old question. Thiel kicks off the lecture series ...

A former client of mine, Nathan*, was a first-time CEO who had just delivered his company’s strongest quarter in years. Revenue was up, customers were happy, and ...

High above the Sun’s blazing equator lie its mysterious poles, the birthplace of fast solar winds and the heart of its magnetic heartbeat. For decades, scientists have struggled to see these regions, ...

The first issue of Paste came out in July 2002. Since then, this site has catalogued the best and worst contemporary music the industry and the underground have had to offer. This week, we’re focusing ...

Dillon Gabriel struggles as Browns' starting quarterback, raising calls for Shedeur Sanders to play. JJ Watt says Browns are committed to Gabriel: “He’s in command of [the] offense.” Watt notes ...