VENICE– Indian filmmaker Anuparna Roy has made history, winning the Best Director award in the Orizzonti Competition at the 82nd Venice Film Festival for her film ‘Songs of Forgotten Trees’. The award ...

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TAMPA, Fla. — For all of Patrick Roy’s time in the NHL dating to 1985, this weekend marks the first time his father, Michel, has gone on a team’s fathers’ trip. And meeting the team on Long Island ...

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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Sony's popular and longrunning professional baseball series, MLB The Show, is expanding to a new place: mobile. A new version of the game "built from ...

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ESPN's debate show "First Take" will broadcast live from Bethune-Cookman University on Thursday, Nov. 20. The show is part of a four-stop tour of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).