Alex Ovechkin Playing Most Complete Hockey of Career in 1st Finals
Russian goal scorer, one of the all time NHL greats, out to cement legacy with Stanley Cup.
ABC Mulls ‘Roseanne’ Spinoff Centered Around Darlene
After axing Roseanne Barr for racist tweet, network searching for a way to salvage show.
Top Golf Courses Offer Simple, Faster Alternatives for Less Serious Players
Par three courses and laid-back etiquette are all the rage in an effort to attract casual golfers.
Can London’s New Electric Black Cabs Compete with Uber?
A Chinese auto manufacturer is turning the city's iconic black cab into a green-friendly ride.
Bottoms Up! Swedish Brewery Now Makes Beer Using Recycled Sewage
To be more sustainable, Nya Carnegiebryggeriet taps treated wastewater for its new pilsner.
After Matt LeBlanc’s Exit, What’s Next for ‘Top Gear’?
The car show's future is in doubt after it lost its third host in four years.
Aston Martin’s New Flagship Supercar: 208-mph DB11 AMR
The British marque amps up the DB11's V12 goodness with its new flagship model.
Museum Conservators Are Racing to Preserve Plastic Artifacts
Historians are struggling to save plastic objects for posterity.
Russell Wilson and Ciara Want to Bring MLB to Portland
The Seahawks quarterback and pop star have joined an ownership group led by an ex-Nike executive.
Singapore Airlines To Begin Flying World’s Longest Commercial Air Route
The planned nonstop route from Singapore to Newark will debut in October.
The Modern Origins of the ‘Midlife Crisis’
Turns out the psychological phenomenon was invented at a meeting in London in 1957.
Dodge Is Plotting the Return of Its Iconic Viper
The car embodied the company's vitality.
Dan Harmon on ‘Rick and Morty’ and Why He’s Still Miserable
Die-hard fans of the animated hit show won't stop trolling Harmon to write more episodes.
At 80, Ed Ruscha Remains a Master of American Pop Art
The iconic painter of American gas stations is being honored in four separate exhibitions this year.
The Dark Tradition Behind Portugal’s Enchanting ‘Wine of the Dead’
Interring bottles in the ground to prevent Napoleonic era pillaging created a distinct wine.
This Is What Happens After an Expansion Team Wins
If history holds, Stanley Cup finalist Vegas Golden Knights' honeymoon will end harshly.