From memoir to romance to thriller, there’s something for everyone to love here. Bring this list of recent titles to the library or your local bookstore, then enjoy crossing them off your TBR list.

It's just a throwaway comment in today's launch issue of Wade Wilson: Deadpool #1 by Benjamin Percy and Geoff Shaw. But then so was Doorman in the Great Lakes Avengers, and he got a whole episode to ...

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Does father really know best? The history of college basketball matchups of fathers and sons coaching against one another has been heavily tilted toward the fathers in recent history. This will be the ...

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Martellus Bennett is a former All-Big-12 honoree, Pro Bowl selection, and Super Bowl champion. The now-retired tight end has left an even greater legacy off the field since his retirement after the ...

My mother wasn’t a big one for jokes, but there was one she liked to tell. Years later, it showed up in the book Old Jews Telling Jokes, from which I quote: A lady is taking her young son to his first ...

Microsoft is fundamentally reimagining how people interact with their computers, announcing Thursday a sweeping transformation of Windows 11 that brings voice-activated AI assistants, autonomous ...

If you keep saying "Hey hey!" to yourself / random people, you are not alone. The phrase is omnipresent in Netflix's new black comedy Sirens, and is part of the cultish language used by Michaela's ...

Stop us if you’ve heard this before: You can now talk to your PC’s built-in AI. A few years ago, you’d use the term, “Hey, Cortana” in Windows 10. But in Windows 11, Cortana has been replaced with ...

Times — and The Times — have changed since the first Festival of Books was held in 1996. What hasn’t is our commitment to this vibrant community of readers and writers, with the annual spring ritual ...

A few mornings ago, Matthew Hein took a walk downtown and glanced upward toward all the condo towers. “All these people need books,” Hein said. On April 9, he and fellow book lover Anika Omark will ...