Though many of us with diaries of our own pray they never meet the light of day, some go on to become indispensable historic ...

Virginia Woolf is celebrated for her introspective writing. Like those born in January, this literary icon is discerning, ...

New books and a National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene play reclaim the poet-parachutist for an era marked by antisemitism and moral drift, writes a rabbi and author.

The Simon Wiesenthal Center's Mobile Museum of Tolerance advocates for education as a means to address the rising levels of ...

Ever heard of architect Nelle Peters, who designed Wichita’s Commodore? There’s now a movement to remember her and save her ...

Pendle Hill, rising from the misty moorlands of Lancashire, is known for its dark legacy linked to one of England’s most ...

The Los Angeles Philharmonic will name the Hollywood Bowl’s stage for the 93-year-old composer, whose music for “Star Wars” ...

On the same October day that the Louvre Museum reopened in Paris after a brazen theft of crown jewels, a different sort of French trove was put on display less than 500 yards away, at the Musée des ...

Great performances and direction can’t save the two-hour-plus conclusion of the film from getting bogged down.

Fan fiction may seem like a fairly recent trend, but technically, it's been around for a long time, and here are some movies ...

Amelia Earhart was attending a formal dinner at the White House the night of April 20, 1933, when she decided it was time to ...