The idea of a comeback from sexual misconduct allegations would have seemed out of the question for Louis CK, but a recent appearance may be a stab at rehabilitating his image.
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New York City’s expensive real estate market gets a consistent boost from wealthy foreigners snapping up pricey apartments.
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Come April, Brooklyn’s trendy Williamsburg area is scheduled to take a big hit – and its residents are already bracing for the blow.
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It may not be realistic to expect the Bee Gees to be as popular now as they were four decades ago. But can anything be done to shake things up?
Source: How the Bee Gees plan to stay alive in the era of digital music
It’s anyone’s guess how a “Roseanne” spinoff might fare. With that in mind, CNBC looked to television history for several examples of how an attempt at resurrecting a show — whether via spinoff, a reboot, or re-cast — might play out.
Source: What 5 shows can teach showrunners trying to breathe new life into a ‘Roseanne’ reboot
Will Guns N’ Roses fans have an appetite for a $1,000 anniversary album? Some say they will.
Long associated with urban blight, the Bronx has progressively shed that image to become an avatar of New York City’s seemingly unstoppable gentrification movement.
New Jersey, which for years has dwelled in the shadow of its larger-than-life counterpart across the Hudson, has definitively come into its own. Places like Jersey City have emerged as alternatives to the Big Apple.
Source: Jersey City becomes alternative to New York, but without the ‘sticker shock’ in prices
With companies distancing themselves from the NRA, public relations experts explain how it can improve its image.
A panther just mauled the box office competition, and some suggest its next victim might be an upstart superhero movie operation.
Source: As Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’ roars, here’s how DC’s ‘dark and turgid’ movies can play catch up
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