Chuck Norris Was Not Actually Invincible
Chuck Norris died March 19 at 86 in Hawaii — action star, martial arts champion, internet meme immortal, and the gap between the man and the myth.
Charles Ashford
Bureau: London
Antonelli Is Nineteen and Already the Story of Formula 1
Kimi Antonelli won the Chinese GP at 19, ignored a team order from George Russell to do it, and arrives in Japan this weekend with Mercedes' internal politics threatening to overshadow the racing.
Dennis Coyle Freed From the Taliban After Fourteen Months
A 64-year-old American academic who spent nearly two decades studying Afghan languages has been released from Taliban custody after 14 months of detention without formal charges.
Raphael Comes to the Met This Weekend
'Raphael: Sublime Poetry' opens Saturday at the Met with 237 works from the Louvre, Vatican, and Uffizi — the first major US retrospective of the artist who died at 37 and defined the Renaissance.
Rebecca Solnit Reads in Washington Tonight
Rebecca Solnit reads from her bestselling Hope in the Dark sequel at Sixth & I in Washington tonight at 7 PM.
Sotheby's Holds Its First Chinese Art Auction at the Breuer
Sotheby's holds its inaugural Chinese Art auction today at the Breuer building, featuring works spanning the late 19th to 20th centuries.
Tarantino and Stallone Are Making a Show Together
Quentin Tarantino will write and direct a six-episode 1930s gangster limited series shot in black-and-white, with Sylvester Stallone co-directing.
The Week in Deaths: Chuck Norris, Lionel Jospin, Gino Paoli
The week's notable deaths include Chuck Norris (86), former French PM Lionel Jospin (88), and Italian songwriter Gino Paoli (91).