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Insight: Luxury brands position for U.S. boom

PARIS/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Most men might balk at spending $600 on a pair of Dior sneakers but for U.S. shoppers like Ephraim, an upbeat 30-year-old, such indulgences are becoming increasingly commonplace.

Steven Soderbergh switches to TV with period medical drama The Knick

Ten-episode drama series starring Clive Owen will focus on staff at New York's Knickerbocker hospital in 1900

Steven Soderbergh will make his long-heralded move into TV with a period medical drama series starring Britain's Clive Owen for HBO sister channel

Exclusive: New York Sandy "Climate Resilience" Plan Won"t Address Climate Pollution

by Brad Johnson, campaign manager for Forecast the Facts The nearly $300 million climate-resiliency initiative established by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg using Sandy relief funds will not address climate pollution, according to a city official.

How the New York Giants Can Re-Gain Championship Form in 2013

In his 2010 acceptance speech into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Emmitt Smith said, "It's only a dream until you write it down, and then it becomes a goal." 

In that case, the New York Giants better sharpen their No.

Terry Francona's Return to Fenway Park Triumphant in More Ways Than One

On Thursday night in Boston, the intrigue of a matchup between two of the five highest-scoring offenses in baseball took a backseat to the main narrative entering the weekend: Terry Francona's return to Fenway Park as an opposing manager.

Predicting Winners for Saturday's 2nd-Round NHL Playoff Games

All three 2013 NHL playoff contests on May 25 are elimination games. The Detroit Red Wings have put the Chicago Blackhawks in a corner, the Los Angeles Kings have their first chance to close out the San Jose Sharks and the Boston Bruins will take another crack at closing out the New

Royals TV Department Drops the Ball, Displays Worst Graphic Blunder Ever

Working in the news media industry means working in the business where accuracy is pretty much everything.

Ranking the 10 Most Embarrassing First Pitches of the Last 10 Years

There are the first pitches in baseball that we remember—such as President Bush throwing out the first pitch following the devastation that took place in New York on 9/11—and then there are the other ones.

Could It Actually Be Tulsa Time?

You know the drill. Mid-sized city revives a long-dormant warehouse district with art galleries, a baseball park, hipster bars, food trucks, even a Spaghetti Warehouse. Locals love it, then brace for a tourism boom that doesn't really come.

Digg Reader Will Not Be a Standalone App, Launching By the End of June

Digg’s new RSS reader will be out in about a month – but it won’t be a standalone app. Instead, Digg’s new reader will simply be a part of Digg.