Born in Detroit in 1952, Don Fagenson has spent a lifetime making music in one way or another. Bass player. Band member.

The Village Voice review of Frederik Louis Hviid heist film, "The Quiet Ones," finds it stylish even if it doesn't quite deliver the goods.

His visual signature is so distinct it's practically a genre unto itself, but—sorry, TikTokers— Anderson's work is about more ...

When grief strikes, words may flood the page uncontrollably. Is hypergraphia a path to healing or a relentless force?

The Any Day Now creative writing series, in honor of Philadelphia poet Larry Neal, starts Saturday. It's a project of the Friends of the Tanner House and the Strawberry Mansion Learning Center.

I wrote a forty-to-fifty-page treatment, which no one ever saw, of how the opera would unfold. And then I got that down to fifteen pages, which the composer saw, and then ten pages, which the ...

By Bilal G. Morris, article courtesy of newsone.com “You have seen how a man was made a slave; you shall see how a slave was made a man” – Frederick Douglass.  […] ...

Large language models are changing higher education. These authors show that that doesn’t have to be a bad thing.

Cindy Couyoumjian explains that with careful planning, dedication, and a clear vision, you can create a book that changes ...

In this interview, author Emily J. Smith discusses wanting to write a coming-of-age story for women in their 30s with her debut novel, Nothing Serious.

In contrast, ChatGPT uses a traditional transformer architecture that processes all parameters for every task, sacrificing ...

One of the Obama administration’s top economists is offering a scorching public critique of Biden’s economic legacy.