Artists create not because they've been given permission to do so, but simply because they must. This certainty illuminates ...

Ursula K. Le Guin’s life was full of cats. There were Anon, Tickie, Nero, Figaro, Piffle, Gaspar, Tom, Tabby, Laurel, Hardy, Neko, Leonard, Philip, Miss Moppet, Lorenzo (a.k.a. Bonzo), Zorro and ...

One January afternoon in 1845, readers of the New York Evening Mirror picked up their paper to read these words: ...

Before her murder made her a true-crime obsession, Elizabeth Short was a real person. A new book tries to separate truth from ...

Young star Iona Bell outshines her adult counterparts in this tall tale of a kids' movie, full of exaggerated characters and cheeky cynicism.

On Saturday, Jan. 31, the monthly poetry jam Rhyme & Lime will host a special evening titled “Laugh To Keep From Crying” at ...