Savoring a Legend Before It Curdled
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Martin Scorsese's biography of the famously eccentric empire builder Howard Hughes is visually sumptuous if disappointingly hollow.
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Arts & entertainment: John Tavener on how his life-changing encounter with an Apache medicine man led him to write a piece praising Allah for the Prince of Wales.
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Pages can scarcely contain the scope of Leonardo da VinciÂs mind.
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The top spots offering a peek into the past.
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Your past can be changed--or at least your recollection of it.
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By Bob Shaw, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.  Jun. 3--WOODBURY -- No one will say who it is, but the Water-Hog of Woodbury has become a bit of a legend.
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How does one even begin to analyze the latest unforgettable installment of a rivalry that always seems to produce an indelible and searing memory?
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A spectator with an especially intimate view of human evolution is beginning to tell its story and has so far divulged two quite unexpected findings.
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Passages from a folk legendÂs latest album, ÂModern Times,Â echo a 19th-century ConfederateÂs verses.
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Nostalgia was in evidence during the men's collections in Milan. But as nostalgia trips go, this one had roots that dug maybe even as far as the Renaissance.
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Vividly impressionistic and delightfully curious, âPrimo Leviâs Journeyâ retraces the writerâs arduous return from a liberated Auschwitz to his home in Italy.
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Like many people who lived through World War II in Europe, Edward Haven has memories: memories of upheaval, of fear and uncertainty, even a few precious memories of joy and the generosity of others.
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How a hurt feline brought present and past together.
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Pearl Abraham may have broken away from Hasidism, but she writes about it with both an intimate knowledge and a striking tenderness.
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Nostalgia was a lot in evidence during the men's collections in Milan. But as nostalgia trips go, this one had roots that dug maybe even as far as the Renaissance.
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At approximately 12:05 yesterday morning, history was made in perhaps the most remarkable way imaginable. Amid the shouts of euphoria from transplanted Bostonians in rainy Collegetown, one singular theme could
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In 2001, Martin Amis, Rick Moody and other authors and artists gathered in New York to honor a peer they regarded as a giant of the times. They compared him to Walt Whitman, Mark Twain and Arthur Rimbaud. They called him a bard, a shaman and a master of "art as revenge."