| Visiting Steinbeck’s ‘Little Fishing Place’ as New Chapter Opens in His Heirs’ Feud Near the anniversary of the author’s jaunt with his dog Charley, his widow’s sister gives a rare tour of the family’s Sag Harbor bungalow. feeds.nytimes.com |
Son of Dead Sea Scrolls Expert Is Convicted Raphael Haim Golb was found guilty of identity theft for e-mails he fabricated that purported to be admissions of plagiarism by Lawrence H. Schiffman, a New York University professor. feeds.nytimes.com |
Recalling the Glory Days of Reader’s Digest An exhibit at the New Castle Historical Society recalls the glory days of Reader’s Digest, a global phenomenon and a generously paternalistic employer. nytimes.com |
Women of 'Talk' are stars, unlike you CBS has been promoting its new women's afternoon show, "The Talk," as a frank, lively conversation among gals who are just like you. It spent the first actual show Monday visiting many of the ways in which these six women are not like you at all. They're TV stars. feeds.nydailynews.com |
The Appraisal: When Finding an Apartment Is Only Half the Battle People whose income does not meet a landlord’s requirements must find a guarantor. feeds.nytimes.com |