Ladies of a certain age will remember swooning over him in Dr. Zhivago Omar Sharif, the legendary actor who burst on to the U.S. film scene with his role in “Lawrence of Arabia,” died today in a hospital in Cairo after he suffered a heart attack, his agent told FOX411. He was 83. Sharif earned an Academy Award nomination for his role in the 1962 film, his first English-language role.

Krugman declares that is it conservative economic policies that will turn the United States into Greece. Paul Krugman’s blog has been an essential source of smart analysis on the Greek economy as the tension increases with German leaders and the European Union. “It’s now clear, or should be clear, that the Greek program was doomed to failure without major debt relief; no matter how hard the Greeks tried, austerity would

This is called “bad luck” If you’ve been out and about in Manhattan over the past six weeks and you have eyes and ears, you know something’s happening — something worrisome. The urban streetscape is ­degrading. Take a walk down Broadway on the Upper West Side from the 100s to the 70s, as I did Sunday, and you’ll see it everywhere. It seems every barren storefront with a rental sign

A contract to have sex, you say? A “yes means yes” advocacy group, the Affirmative Consent Project, is instructing college students to take a picture with a contract before they have sex with each other just to make absolutely sure both parties are officially consenting. In fact, the group has been distributing contracts to schools nationwide as part of its Consent Conscious Kit, according to an article in the Washington

“What you need to understand, America, is that feelings are the New Truth, and truth is the new blasphemy.”

Think that what is happening in Greece cannot happen here?