What to do about submissions that appear to be the product of artificial intelligence, rather than an original work by a real person?
What to do about submissions that appear to be the product of artificial intelligence, rather than an original work by a real person?
In the same spirit as his assault on America’s research institutions, President Trump is gunning for our libraries and museums.
Say what you will about the Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show, it was one hell of a lesson on the span of time.
The Ladies Village Improvement Society may be to blame for my psychological impulse to imagine each incoming “mail piece” as a potential present from some secret admirer or perhaps a fan letter with an enclosed hundred-dollar bill.
The idea of a men’s book club, but for films, ticked a lot of boxes: manageable time commitment for a perfectly masculine activity in which plot structure and technique were front and center. Thus was born the GODAWFUL Film Society.
Paid Notice: Mary Elizabeth Tomlinson Hickey died on December 10, 2026, in the Wilson Health Care Center of Asbury Methodist Village, Gaithersburg, Md.
Bonac basketball’s last game of the regular season was disappointing, a 55-52 loss to Harborfields, but the two could face each other again in the postseason. Meanwhile, East Hampton celebrated its senior players.
Before their final home meet on Sunday, the Y.M.C.A. East Hampton RECenter Hurricanes swim team hosted a grand send-off for its four seniors: Lizzie Daniels, Liam Knight, Lylah Metz, and Daisy Pitches.
Bonac boys swimmers hit state-qualifying times in several events at the Suffolk County championship meet last weekend, sending five to the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Boys Swimming and Diving Championships on March 6 and 7.
Five Bonac wrestlers are heading to the Suffolk County championship meet at Stony Brook University this weekend: Bronco Campsey, Juan Espinoza, Caleb Mott, Orson O’Brien, and Franco Palombino.
The Southampton Arts Center will be the site of the Long Island premiere of “Dear Jack, Dear Louise,” a two-character play by Ken Ludwig that celebrates the cross-country courtship of his parents conducted entirely by letters.
The Church in Sag Harbor will host a performance by the pianist Baron Fenwick of original music by Roberto Scarcella Perino, an acclaimed Italian composer, and a printmaking demonstration by Samuel Havens.
A new wine movement called Cab Franc Forward is taking hold in New York. Co-founded by two Long Islanders, Gabriella Macari and Max Rohn, its mission is to make great wine while declaring cabernet franc the state’s premier grape.
The Sag Harbor Cinema will launch a weeklong series of classic westerns from the 1960s by John Ford, Howard Hawks, Sergio Leone, Sam Peckinpah, Gordon Douglas, David Miller, and Monte Hellman.
To celebrate Valentine's Day and honor the legacy of Rob Reiner, Guild Hall will screen his acclaimed romantic adventure "The Princess Bride."
A Valentine's Day edition of the Ha Ha Hamptons Comedy Tour will bring four nationally touring comedians to Bay Street Theater.
Songs of Love from the Festival of Music, eclectic quartet on Shelter Island, world music at the Bridgehampton Museum, Hopefully Forgiven at the Temple.
Cait Porter and An Hoang at Halsey McKay, abstraction from five artists at WACH, Darius Yektai and Daniela Astone at Grenning.
Silver Spoon Specialties on Race Lane has four workshops coming up, on grazing, making fresh mozzarella, hors d’oeuvres, and Italian cuisine.
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