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Even film executives seem a bit shocked by the rush of women toward the box office for "Sex and the City."

On the eve of the 60th anniversary of the historic, American-led airlift to supply a besieged capital, the mayor is planning to close the airport by year's end.

Mr. Hartford inherited a fortune from the A. & P. grocery business and lost most of it chasing his dreams as an entrepreneur, arts patron and man of leisure.

If you want to hear the players of the Met Orchestra in music that howls, roars and drags you through one or two dark nights of the soul, Valery Gergiev is your man.

After endless delays since charges were first brought in 2002, opening arguments in the R. Kelly case will finally be heard on Tuesday.

THE shortlist for the "Oscars" of the Scottish theatre world was unveiled on Sunday, but, sadly, no-one noticed.

BELGIUM'S answer to Grand Theft Auto IV is set to be launched this week. A Place to Pee, which allows players to slalom down ski slopes or kill aliens while relieving

CHUMBLE, an environmentally-friendly, "junk music" project, takes to the stage this Saturday.

Who bought the 1976 Francis Bacon painting "Triptych" for $86.3 million and the 1995 Lucian Freud painting "Benefits Supervisor Sleeping" for $33.6 million last week at Sotheby's in New York?

Will the Hollywood legend win the top prize of the Palme d'Or with Changeling? Richard Corliss thinks he might have a shot