It all starts with Lily (Christel Khalil), Devon (Bryton James) and Nate (Sean Dominic) all receiving individual text messages, summoning them to attend a meeting with Aristotle Dumas at Society.

It’s been teased that the successful Aristotle is the only one who has been able to go toe-to-toe with The Great Victor Newman in business, and those are bragging rights no one really has the ...

There’s a universal and extraordinary sensation that emerges when you join a team that functions seamlessly as a unit. People support one another while ideas naturally flow, leading to ...

A new bronze statue, 'Grounded in the Stars', is unveiled in Times Square. Thomas J. Price, a British artist, created the statue. It depicts a Black woman. The statue aims to challenge traditional ...

The city said it would provide stewards for its statue of the folk song figure — and repair its bust, which has been damaged by excessive touching. By Lynsey Chutel Reporting from London In song ...

Unlike the modern liberal tradition, which exalts individual autonomy, Aristotle began from a different premise: human beings are not self-contained units, but social animals whose flourishing ...

Victor has a connection to Aristotle Dumas on Y&R. Pic credit: CBS Who is Aristotle Dumas on Young and the Restless? That’s the question on Y&R fans’ minds, as the mystery man seems to be in e ...

Writers have teased fans for weeks about the introduction of the infamous Aristotle Dumas. The man bankrolling Damian’s (Jermaine Rivers) CEO dreams, the person fueling Billy’s (Jason Thompson ...

So we were hardly shocked to learn during the week of March 24 that Billy has seemingly been working with the mysterious Aristotle Dumas in a quid pro quo partnership. As Victor has shared ...

WCW legend Buff Bagwell, who was known for his impressive physique and energetic dance moves, has revealed that he can no longer perform his trademark bicep flex due to an injury. Bagwell has ...

Aristotle argued that true happiness comes from living a life of virtue and realizing one’s potential, rather than pursuing fleeting pleasures or material wealth. Aristotle’s concept of the ...