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Looking for fluffy Valentine's Day fiction? These books aren't them.

Maybe collusion is too harsh of a word, but what else could it be when so many free agents are still men without a team?

In Mario Vargas Llosa's 'The Neighborhood," two wealthy couples are pulled into a maze of desire, intrigue and murder amidst the political corruption of Fujimori's Peru.

In 'Pissing Stars,' Efrim Manuel Menuck creates a protest album that is as focused as it is obscured by his own compulsion for noise.

Meditation, exercise, and spirituality combined may offer the best chance for addiction recovery.

I know technically that it is not improper to start a sentence with a conjunction, but every time I see it done it drives me bonkers.

TLO Executive Director and Board Member Joseph Urick talk about bringing the Texas theater community together.

Companies are always trying to boost productivity and efficiency of their employees.

Leading a four-generation workforce means opening up to new approaches, according to father-and-son business coaches Kelly and Robby Riggs. Patricia Gale asked them all about Millennials, Boomers, and the Riggs' great new book, 'Counter Mentor Leadership: How to Unlock the Potential of the 4-Generation Workplace.'

Django Reinhardt needs no introduction to jazz and blues aficionados. Indeed, Reinhardt remains one of the greatest jazz guitarists and composers of the twentieth century. Interestingly, Reinhardt rose above his impoverished background to become celebrated, and he became the first notable jazz talent to emerge from Europe. Consequently, his skills …