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PHARMACY Get all the latest industry news in your inbox. Express Scripts today announced that its specialty pharmacy, Accredo, will open a new location in Honolulu to provide high-touch pharmacy care to people living with chronic, complex health conditions, such as multiple sclerosis, cancer and hemophilia. With this new location, Accredo’s pharmacies will total 28 across the United States. The new pharmacy, slated to open this summer, will offer a range of services, including walk-in consultations with a pharmacist, home…

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The last commemorative Selena cup is finally going on sale at Stripes, the convenience store chain announced. The ‘Selena Forever’ cup is the third and final cup in the company’s series and will be on sale for $3.99 Saturday. Fans can start lining up at 8 a.m. on Saturday to secure a cup at all participating Stripes stores in Texas and Louisiana. The new cup features a close-up shot of Selena Quintanilla-Pérez, who is often referred to as the “Queen…

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The credible evidence presented in HBO’s new four-part documentary about Michael Jackson, Leaving Neverland, wasn’t my final straw. Rather, Wade Robson and Jimmy Safechuck’s accounts of the years of molestation and rape they survived at Jackson’s home was the nail in an already-shut coffin. As much as I once loved “Billie Jean,” the testimonies only confirmed that I can no longer listen to Jackson’s music as if it exists in a vacuum. Yet I can’t universally declare boycotts when allegations…

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Two willowy women in long pink dresses occupy a narrow vertical canvas in Hope Sharp’s Montpelier studio. The painting is unfinished, but it already conveys a private moment between the women, whose heads bend toward each other as if in whispered conversation. Their identical gowns suggest the pair might be bridesmaids. But they’re not specific individuals, Sharp says — “This is just one I made up.” A painting hanging nearby features a man and woman dancing — a father and…

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In the 18th century, watercolors became a popular way for professional and amateur artists alike to document the landscapes, animals and plants that were important to them. Portable and aesthetically pleasing, watercolors helped bring painters’ worlds to life. Today, these works are precious and unwitting documents of a world altered by the ravages of climate change, overhunting, urbanization and other human activity. The Watercolour World, financed by the London-based Marandi Foundation, is a free online database of watercolors painted before…

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