Culture

The golfing upstart was able to pull big stars away from the PGA Tour, but ultimately struggled to attract TV deals, sponsors and fans.

For one weekend a year, the shores of Lake Erie in Conneaut, Ohio turn into the beaches of Normandy on D-Day in 1944. It’s the largest WWII reenactment in the U.S., and costs hardly anything to put on.

The billionaire founder of Amazon is now part of a group that owns a minority stake in Liverpool.

Major pharmaceutical companies like Eli Lilly are exploring how psychedelics might be used to treat mental health disorders like PTSD or treatment-resistant depression.

Microdramas are already big business in China, but can they make it in the States? The founders of Knockout Shorts, a new Hollywood studio, think they can.

Neutral shades reign supreme right now. Here’s why the “color recession” may outlast other interior design trends.

Meet the professionals behind Magic: The Gathering’s fantastical worlds.

Turns out they’re a great barometer for consumer spending, commodity prices, and more.

The first U.S. women’s pro baseball league kicked off its inaugural season last weekend. Hear from the CEO about what it takes to launch a pro sports league from the ground up.

A group of major record labels proposed qualifications for AI music to be chart-eligible.