In 1980, when James Clavell's blockbuster historical novel "Shōgun" was turned into a TV miniseries, some 33% of American households with a television tuned in. It quickly became one of the most...

On Super Bowl Sunday, Beyoncé released two country songs – "16 Carriages" and "Texas Hold 'Em" – that elicited a mix of admiration and indignation. This is not her first foray...

Words like "important" and "vital" are thrown around possibly a little too much in film criticism. It's not that we don't mean it — it's just that sometimes we (ok, I) can get a bit excited. And...

Go into many bookstores, and the nonfiction shelves will be dominated by men. The Women's Prize for Nonfiction hopes to change that. "Nonfiction is still perceived to some extent as a man's...

The International Academy of the Order of Saint Lazarus, called Sancti Lazari Ordinis Academia Internationalis, has published Volume 6 of its academic journal called Acta Historiae Sancti Lazari...

'Administrative fines and the Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit' Author: Jake Navarro Publisher: European Law Students Association - Malta & Kite Group  Pages:...

Noel Fielding trades pastry for pistols in the new mouthful of a TV series "The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin," a swashbuckling romp that's miles from the genteel tent of "The Great...

Denis Villeneuve doesn’t feel like he came back to Arrakis for “Dune: Part Two.” In his mind, he never left. The sequel, which opens in theaters on March 1, is the culmination...

Think of food and movies and your mind could quickly whip up a five-course meal. Maybe a few hard-boiled eggs, to start, from "Cool Hand Luke." A side order of toast from "Five Easy Pieces," followed...

From its earliest days as a village, Crestline was synonymous with trains. A railroad station inspired this northern Ohio town, railroad workers populated it and the passengers who flocked here helped...