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Argerich (pronounced AR-guh-reech), who grew up in Argentina but has lived for decades in Geneva, has a reputation for mysticism. She can summon immense power and velocity in Prokofiev and Tchaikovsky ...

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In 1979, Paul McCartney was asked to name his favourite song of the year. He chose The Logical Song by Supertramp. For Roger Hodgson, Supertramp’s co-leader, it was the greatest of compliments.

Happy Gilmore is making a comeback as Adam Sandler prepares to deliver a sequel to his 1996 fan-favorite film about a loose-cannon hockey player-turned-golf champ. As we look ahead to Happy ...

Dom Joly did silly things around London, like this, in Trigger Happy TV, which first aired in January 2000. Image: Absolutely Television/Channel 4 It doesn't sound like the best catchphrase in the ...

Have you seen how much piano lessons with a human teacher cost lately? For less than the cost of a few hours of private instruction, Skoove provides virtual piano lessons for life. You don't need ...

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Ehab Youssef, a licensed clinical psychologist, mental health researcher and writer at Mentalyc, provided insight into why stress is peaking earlier than ever. Americans are experiencing burnout ...

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AMERICA is in the midst of an epidemic of mental illness among young people. Few know this better than Daniel Eisenberg. In 2007 the UCLA health-policy professor, then at the University of ...