May 29, 2011

Coming soon: the grand opening of Section 2 of the High Line, the elevated park along the Hudson River that drew two million people last year.

By defeating Manchester United, Barcelona staked its claim to the most prestigious club title in the world and fueled a historical debate about whether it is one of the best teams in soccer history.

By the 1990s Irbit Motor Works seemed to be sputtering, but then it discovered a niche market in the United States for its sidecar motorcycles.

Republicans say the new rules, which have recently advanced in 13 states, weed out fraudulent votes. Democrats say they impede the young and minorities.

The fall of Zinjibar fed into Western fears that militants sympathetic to Al Qaeda could exploit the breakdown of authority to take control of territory.

The strongest films have benefited from 3-D, but consumers are rejecting middling movies that employ the technology to wring more money from moviegoers.

Advertisers are experimenting with new ways to learn about what consumers think of their products.

New poetry by Dean Young, Dorianne Laux , Jim Moore, Tom Sexton and Laura Kasischke.

“Single Ladies,” VH1’s first hourlong scripted drama, explores the lives of a racially mixed group of female friends in Atlanta as they navigate dinner dates and sexual politics.

Hopes are high that the New Haarlem Arts Theater will boost the school’s theater education program and draw more audiences uptown.

Diana Vishneva and Alina Cojocaru bring their interpretations of Giselle to American Ballet Theater on back-to-back nights.

There is one set of ethics guidelines for the rank-and-file staff and another for the 24 elite executive directors who oversee the organization.