On Broadway off 104th Street sits Tap A Keg, a friendly Upper West Side bar with a competitive pool scene. Several days out of the week, they host league competitions, and on random late nights, you ...

When we look back on childhood, it’s amazing how many rules we accepted without question. Some made sense, some were born from half-truths, and others were just plain weird. These rules shaped our ...

Finding patterns in the West Side streets, a doorman’s routine and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.

The public can vote online until Sept. 30 to narrow the 148 nominees from across Wisconsin to 16 finalists in the bracket-style competition.

For those with packed schedules, finding time for effective exercise can feel like a challenge. We look at how the focused, disciplined approach of one-on-one swim coaching delivers a high-return ...

Sail into any season with the Cowichan Bay Marine Pub. Cowichan Bay has a storied history from its First Nation origins, to its development into a European settlement, to the thriving maritime ...

Bettendorf 16-year-old Sam Henderson grew up surrounded by pool tables, billiard balls and cue sticks — but he didn't always see it in his future. "When I was little, my dad ran the Quad Cities APA ...

Agnieszka Holland's ambitious Kafka biopic 'Franz' makes a show of shunning convention but has nothing truly radical to say.