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This year, “Purpose,” his domestic drama about an illustrious civil rights icon’s dysfunctional family and checkered legacy, received six nominations, including best play.

Fury has retired more than once in his illustrious career, but American Arum - who promoted him in the past - does not expect another U-turn from the fighter.

All revivals of “Gypsy” are haunted by the long line of illustrious predecessors.

Quite suddenly, Sheff’s interview with the Lennons became the lasting word on the musician’s illustrious career.

It's the law that President Franklin Roosevelt used to justify the Japanese internment, the darkest moment of his otherwise illustrious presidency.