Новости за 04.04.2018

“Little Stones” will be shown at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Belle Mehus Auditorium.

The Kentucky Derby is rife with tradition — the roses, the hats, the high-rolling bettors and B-list celebs.

If you plan to give mom a break this Mother’s Day and make her breakfast or brunch, you need to impress.

Are you ready for Memorial Day, the unofficial kickoff of the grilling season? We are, and we know ribs are popular fare for cookouts. Here’s a selection of rib recipes along with a few favorite sauce and rub recipes to…

Parents need to know that “Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom” is a cartoon-like fantasy role-playing game with real-time combat. Players control humanoid characters that fight groups of fantasy creatures, such as dragons, skeletons, and gooey blobs, using swords, magic,…

Maria has written in about her Cocker spaniel, Molly. It seems that, although Molly loves to swim in the pool, she detests getting a bath. Maria bathes Molly herself, in the bathtub, every few weeks. Molly’s behavior has worsened over…

In the opening pages of Laura Lippman’s “Sunburn,” an irresistibly noirish world opens. Polly is a newly sunburned redhead, perched on a bar stool in a Delaware town “where strangers seldom stop on a Sunday evening.” Adam, across the bar,…

The limited edition olloclip Filmer’s Kit for iPhone (iPhone 8/7 or 8 Plus/7 Plus) lets iPhoneographers reach new potential when capturing images and videos.

San Diego’s Dexcom has won regulatory approval for its latest continuous glucose monitoring system that eliminates the need for finger pricks and is nearly one-third smaller than its current wearable sensor for diabetes patients.

It’s Friday night at the Central Texas Table of Grace, an emergency children’s shelter in Round Rock, and the house is buzzing.

‘TANGERINE,’ by Christine Mangan. This debut thriller — from a PhD who specializes in 18th century Gothic literature — is earning comparisons to Patricia Highsmith and Daphne du Maurier. Newlywed Alice Shipley, living in 1950s Tangier, is surprised to run…

“The Female Persuasion” by Meg Wolitzer; Riverhead (456 pages, $28)

Broadway will show its support for students still recovering from the tragic shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, with a concert at the BB&T Center in Sunrise, Fla., on April 16.

“Every Note Played” by Lisa Genova; Scout Press (320 pages, $26)

“Bizarre Romance” by Audrey Niffenegger and Eddie Campbell; Abrams ComicArts (158 pages, $24.99)

“Alternate Side” by Anna Quindlen; Random House (283 pages, $28)

Two shows for kids about making stuff and the power of imagination debuted Friday. One is a cartoon.

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Chelsey Johnson still suffers from punk damage. Just ask Carrie Brownstein.

Q. I have an OontZ Angle 3 Ultra that I love very much, but it takes up a bit too much space in my purse to take with me every day. Last year you wrote about a small speaker that…

The truth is most friendships don’t last forever. Ending a long-term friendship is usually sad for the people involved, but when the friendship ends over a betrayal, the initial trigger may also be anger. You may feel hurt and wronged.…

“A Death in Live Oak” by James Grippando; Harper (384 pages, $27.99)

Wish your garage door would open to greet you as you pull into the driveway? Or maybe you’d like it to keep an eye on things, or remind you if you forget to close it when you leave? Each of…

Hector Barajas, who became the face and voice of deported veterans after his own deportation, will be allowed to return to the place he considers home and become a U.S. citizen.

More than a year ago, I had a unique opportunity to offer an invocation prayer at a statewide meeting.

Every so often, I get a great dating question or two from a client that I want to share with my readers. This week, I’ll be sharing two of these, one from a man and one from a woman, respectively,…