March 10, 2008

“Rum & Coke” is one Cuban-American’s retort to the fascination with Che T-shirts, solidarity tours to Cuba and the endless praise of the revolution’s twin pillars of health and education.

The leaders of the two major political parties agreed that they would reinstate the judges the Pakistani president fired, which may create a challenge to his presidency.

Since political coverage has migrated to the cable networks, the tenor and texture of campaign reporting are changing as well.

The nation’s six largest cable companies are planning a jointly owned company that would allow national advertisers to buy customized ads across their systems.

Management at The New York Times Company is facing another challenge from dissident investors complaining of poor decision-making.

First seen Off Broadway last year, “In the Heights” moves uptown with its considerable assets confidently in place.

On a recent two-day tour of his new life, Drew Bledsoe conducted a business meeting over wine, coached third graders in basketball and closed a business deal on the ski slopes.

Internal second-guessing undermined Hillary Rodham Clinton’s image as a steady-at-the-wheel chief surrounded by a phalanx of loyal and efficient aides.

Watching television online is now a common activity for millions, with one in four Internet users watching a full-length show online in the last three months.

Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist was the hero Sunday, saving two shots in the shootout to give his side the 1-0 victory and claim his ninth shutout of the season.

“The Wire” went out the way it came in five seasons ago, not so much tying up loose ends, though it did, as meticulously proving that there is no end.

Collectors, curators, museum directors and auction house experts have flocked to Maastricht in record numbers in recent days, yet so far sales at the European Fine Art Fair have been mixed, many dealers said.