Congrats to Brevard's Teacher of the Week! Here's the next round of nominees

Any current teacher in Brevard can be nominated. This includes daycare teachers; K-12 teachers and instructional assistants; ...
Neos Kosmos

Greek Guide: Festivals and music performances across the country

Greek festivals highlight the events coming up in the next month. First is the Oakleigh Glendi next weekend, back bigger than ...

Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons Stun in the Year’s Timeliest Gonzo Satire

Stone and Plemons are at the top of their game in “Bugonia,” a bizarre odyssey that only works because of them.

I went to the spooky, slimed-up Dunkin’ in Salem so you don’t have to

In this case, “true fear” is a legion of Ford Explorers circling parking lots. It’s a zombie hoard of tourists in matching ...
The New Yorker

Skeleton in the Cupboard—Russia—World’s Doom—Irish Odyssey—Remittance Man—Girl Friendship

Whereupon the Skeleton in the Cupboard (which, by the way, is the subtitle of the book) jumps out to confront the biographer and the second wife. For there had been a first wife, a lovely, warmhearted ...
The New Yorker

Fiction Families—Journalism—Tarkington—Wordless Novel—London Days—Wild Beasts

Miss Kennedy takes only a perfunctory interest in her conventional girls. In “The Fool of the Family,” she lavishes all her love and affection on an attractive little guttersnipe named Gemma. The ...
Opinion
YardbarkerOpinion

Novak Djokovic’s Serbian Nightmare: From National Hero to Vandalized Villain

Well, well, well. Look how the mighty have fallen. Novak Djokovic, once Serbia’s golden boy who could do no wrong, now finds himself persona non grata in his own homeland.
Greek Reporter

The Only Greek God Who Never Assaulted a Woman

Ares—the Greek god of war, known as Mars in the Roman world—is never depicted committing an assault on a woman.