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Q&A: How this Guelph author's research on World War II led to writing her 2nd novel
A Guelph author is launching her second novel. It's about a fictional town named Upton Bay, which is a small town hiding some ...
This book about parking will change how you see the world
Henry Grabar explains how he wrote 'Paved Paradise' and talks about the proposed car-free Summer Olympics in L.A. We also ...
Erika Henningsen's Favorite Wedding Memory with Husband Kyle Selig Happened After All the Guests Left (Exclusive)
The Four Seasons' actress Erika Henningsen — who is currently back on Broadway in 'Just in Time' — tells PEOPLE about her ...
AI robots are stealing college grads’ jobs in 2025’s ‘Summer of Hallucination’
Oxford Economics is reporting that the jobless rate for college grads ages 22 to 27 has spiked to 6%, compared to 4% for the ...
George R.R. Martin assures fans 'Winds of Winter' still a priority
Author George R.R. Martin has assured fans that completing his next "Game of Thrones" novel, "The Winds of Winter," is still ...
‘Forever’ Review: Netflix’s Reimagining of Judy Blume Classic Makes for a Cozy Streaming Favorite
It’s a stunning achievement completely worthy of a Breakthrough Drama Series Gotham TV Award nomination. Likewise, Simone is a revelation as Keisha more than deserving of her nomination for ...
A true crime vortex is spiraling over the U.S. Can it possibly be good for us?
Bonn also found that people are most often drawn to events that are both larger than life and deadly. Examples are storms, ...
'I Always Hated That': Cynthia Nixon Says This Part Of Sex And The City Has 'Really Not Aged Well'
Cynthia Nixon has claimed that she and her colleagues raised issues about Sex And The City’s predominantly white cast during ...
Charlene Roberts-Hayden, pioneering Black woman in computer programming, dies at 86
Like a character out of the movie "Hidden Figures," when Ms. Roberts-Hayden faced challenges, "she just kept going and succeeding," her daughter said.