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Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, "Naked Garden" (Fantasy Records) Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real offer 10 outtakes and five alternative versions of songs that appeared on last year's “Turn Off the News (Build a Garden)” with their late

NEW YORK — Chef Floyd Cardoz, who competed on “Top Chef,” won “Top Chef Masters” and operated successful restaurants in both India and New York, died Wednesday of complications from the coronavirus, his company said in a statement. He was 59.

“Kilo: Inside the Deadliest Cocaine Cartels – From the Jungles to the Streets,” William Morrow/Harper Collins, by Toby Muse Recreational and party drug use in America rarely is portrayed as the terminus of a chain of pollution, human trafficking and

NEW YORK — Major League Baseball will air 30 games across its digital platforms Thursday, giving fans plenty of hardball to choose from on an opening day postponed by the coronavirus pandemic.

``The Last Odyssey,'' Morrow, by James Rollins In James Rollins' latest installment of the Sigma Force series, the force must solve a riddle going back centuries in order to save the modern world.

NEW YORK — Dr. Dre's classic debut rap album “The Chronic," Selena's sophomore release “Ven Conmigo" and the worldwide disco hit “Y.M.C.A." by the Village People are among 25 recordings being inducted to the National Recording Registry.

NEW YORK — Dr. Dre's classic debut rap album “The Chronic," Selena's sophomore release “Ven Conmigo" and the worldwide disco hit “Y.M.C.A." by the Village People are among 25 recordings being inducted to the National Recording Registry.

“In Our Prime," W.W. Norton, by Susan J. Douglas With books like “Where the Girls Are" and “The Mommy Myth,” Susan J. Douglas has devoted her career to making crucial observations on feminism and the lives of women.

“In Our Prime," W.W. Norton, by Susan J. Douglas With books like “Where the Girls Are" and “The Mommy Myth,” Susan J. Douglas has devoted her career to making crucial observations on feminism and the lives of women.

TORONTO — Inside Out, which is billed as Canada's largest LGBTQ film festival, has been postponed until October. Organizers say the Toronto event originally scheduled for May will now go ahead from Oct. 1-11 due to the COVID-19 crisis.