Oklahoma’s crushing victory before a record crowd ended what had been an unbeaten season for the Red Raiders.

Oklahoma Dominates, Scrambling Title Races

There is nothing timid about the ambitions of the new Museum of Islamic Art that opens in Qatar next week.

In Qatar, an Art Museum of Imposing Simplicity

A lopsided win marked the Jets’ fifth-straight victory and the Tennessee Titans’ first loss of the season.

Jets Hand Titans Their First Defeat

“Twilight” took a giant bite out of the North American box office over the weekend, selling an estimated $70.6 million in tickets.

Box-Office Pulse: Blood Lust Runs Hot

Citigroup will effectively halt dividend payments and agree to certain restrictions on executive compensation.

Citigroup to Halt Dividend and Curb Pay

New releases from the Fireman, David Cook, Trace Adkins and Tom Jones.

McCartney Communes With His Inner Hippie

Some call it Big Brother, but who can resist? It’s just so darn useful.

Google Seduces With Utility

Detroit’s largest automakers owe more than $100 billion, and Wall Street is wondering how much will be paid back.

Big Three’s Troubles May Touch Financial Sector

Figures on inventory and new listings illustrate a sharp deterioration in the Manhattan real estate market.

Inventory Rises, if Not Sales

Datebook: Exhibitions in Montreal, Baltimore and Paris

An article last Sunday about year-round Christmas stores, misspelled the name of the home city of a shopper at Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland, which spreads over a space the size of nearly five football fields in Frankenmuth, Mich. It is Saline, Mich., not Celine.

Correction: Excuse Me, Where’s Thanksgiving?

Treasury’s schedule of financing this week.

Treasury Auctions Set for This Week

The studies were issued as President-elect Barack Obama and Congressional Democrats take aim at the plans and consider cutting the payments they receive.

Studies Say Private Medicare Plans Have Added Costs, for Little Gain

As science fiction goes, it is usually the humans who need saving, either by or from the robots. Not so, apparently, in Gerald Casel’s world.

An Inner Circuitry, Vulnerable Yet Potent

Peter Meineck’s staging of Joseph Heller’s novel ultimately proves an uneven effort.

Yossarian the Bombardier: Call Him Crazy...Please

Ford’s Theater, the Washington institution that was home to the most notorious production of “Our American Cousin,” will have its grand reopening in February.

Ford’s Theater Returns

The nightclub Feinstein’s at Loews Regency has announced its schedule for the 2009 season.

Feinstein’s Unveils 2009 Season

A new musical has been announced for 2009 to help fill the empty Broadway stages left by shows that will be closing soon after the new year.

In the Wings

The rock musician Travis Barker, below, is suing several companies connected to a September plane crash.

Drummer Sues Over Plane Crash

Pinchas Zukerman will join the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra as a principal guest conductor.

Zukerman Appointed to Royal Philharmonic

The Broadway adaptation of “Young Frankenstein” will close Jan. 4.

‘Young Frankenstein’ to Close

Marcello Giordani filled in as Pinkerton in an 8 p.m. performance of Puccini’s “Madama Butterfly.”

Two Roles in One Day for Tenor at the Met

The New York Red Bulls squandered scoring chances and the Columbus Crew won its first M.L.S. Cup title on the keen passing of league most valuable player Guillermo Barros Schelotto.

Crew Defeats Red Bulls to Win M.L.S. Cup

Some of the mega-buyouts that private equity shops labored to assemble during the go-go years of the credit boom are coming apart at the seams.

Red Flags Fly After Big Buyouts

Quentin Richardson scored 34 points and grabbed 12 rebounds and Wilson Chandler, David Lee and Nate Robinson all topped 20 points to lead the Knicks to victory on Saturday.

November 23, 2008

Headlines from November 23, 2008

Oklahoma Dominates, Scrambling Title Races

In Qatar, an Art Museum of Imposing Simplicity

Jets Hand Titans Their First Defeat

Box-Office Pulse: Blood Lust Runs Hot

Citigroup to Halt Dividend and Curb Pay

Billboard 200

Twilight

Black Ice

High School Musical 3: Senior Year

Take It To The Limit

Funhouse

Historical Context for November 23, 2008