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Byline: Joel Stein The purpose of college is to learn. That's the lesson of this story. Education. Growth. Progress. Go back and read this paragraph whenever you get upset at [...]

From ''This Week in Tech'' to Zendaya at the Super Bowl. In 2009, Anthony Casalena was listening to a lot of podcasts, especially one called ''This Week in Tech,'' a [...]

Byline: Joel Stein I don't remember the exact job that led me to join the Screen Actors Guild in 2000, perhaps because I am not an actor. So, as a [...]

Like all fathers, what I want for Father's Day is to be lied to. I want my 12-year-old son, Laszlo, to make me a card telling me that I instilled [...]

Byline: Joel Stein A slew of start-ups are engineering faux meats, eggs and dairy products that conjure a time when we move from farm-to-table to lab-to-table. I spend nearly as [...]

Byline: Joel Stein For Print Use Only. Ted Cruz wants to be a populist. He's read all the manuals about how normal Americans think, dress, act and talk. But he [...]

Byline: Joel Stein After banning the first Sacha Baron Cohen satire, the country has created tourism ads adopting its catchphrase. In 2005, Dennis Keen, a high school junior in Los [...]

After banning the first Sacha Baron Cohen satire, the country has created tourism ads adopting its catchphrase. In 2005, Dennis Keen, a high school junior in Los Angeles, was applying [...]

Byline: Josh Wagner and Joel Stein The custom-made Goldman Sans is 'neutral, with a wink' -Â or boring and derivative, according to fontheads. There are so few ways to express [...]

The custom-made Goldman Sans is 'neutral, with a wink' -- or boring and derivative, according to fontheads. There are so few ways to express yourself when you're Goldman Sachs. Sure, [...]

Byline: Joel Stein It's time to log in to his first Zoom meeting of his workday, so Joe Farrell puts on a short-sleeve button-down from Brooks Brothers, in black, red [...]

It's time to log in to his first Zoom meeting of his workday, so Joe Farrell puts on a short-sleeve button-down from Brooks Brothers, in black, red and white plaid. [...]

Byline: Joel Stein A store down the street from my house in LA put blue plastic fencing around its sidewalk because its owners were about to start construction. After a [...]

Byline: Joel Stein As an elitist, I enjoy a good impeachment. Especially if followed by a trial in the Senate, overseen by the chief justice in a black robe with [...]

The article discusses the unexpected fear of drones in New Jersey, a state known for its tough reputation. Despite being home to iconic figures like Tony Soprano and Frank Sinatra, New Jerseyans have reported over 5,000 drone sightings to the FBI, prompting a month-long ban on drones by the FAA. Even politicians, like Congressman Jefferson Van Drew, have expressed concerns, with some attributing the drones to an "Iranian mother ship." The author humorously reflects on the state's history and culture, highlighting the unusual shift in attitude towards drones. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: Joel Stein People understandably want to know more about the dispute engulfing agents and writers, because everyone enjoys the suffering of people in Hollywood. But to fully savor it, [...]

I KNOW absolutely nothing about Los Angeles billionaire Ron Burkle, but I think he's a slimebucket. Why do I say that? Because if New York Post gossip writer Jared Paul [...]

Jan 12, 2005 (Time Australia - ABIX via COMTEX) A number of researchers have studied married people. They have tried to find out whether marriage does bring happiness to people. [...]

The San Francisco Opera has named Jon Finck as its director of communications and public affairs as of Oct. 1. The appointment is a homecoming of sorts, since Finck served as the company's director of press and public relations from 1989 to 1993, helping to introduce the tenures of former General Director Lotfi Mansouri and Music Director Donald Runnicles. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Arts education is on the chopping block with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposed $4 billion cut in education spending. In Alameda, facing a possible $4.5 million in education cuts, veteran clown Jeff Raz is offering a partial solution Sunday with two performances of his 4th Annual Circus for Arts in the Schools. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]