The Duke Ellington Quarter: DC Comes Through!
The fifty states wimped out when it came to biographical quarters, but the District of Columbia delivered a winner.
The fifty states wimped out when it came to biographical quarters, but the District of Columbia delivered a winner.
The mysterious last words of Steve Jobs.
Peter Jackson is hugging stuffed dogs, directing The Hobbit, and turning 50.
The website Politico is reporting that two women settled harassment claims against Herman Cain during his time as president of the National Restaurant Assocation.
A million dollars in loot, a novice thief and his older gentleman friend… and the White House?
Got a spare hour? Watch (or listen) to an interview with former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev at the LBJ Library and Museum.
Opera star Mariusz Kwiecien shakes off a serious back injury to score, score, score in Don Giovanni.
The coroner has ruled that Amy Winehouse drank herself to death. But there could be a little more to the story.
Former U.S. Poet Laureate and Pulitzer winner Rita Dove edited The Penguin Anthology of 20th Century American Poetry. The Wall Street Journal talked to her about it.
Even Jeopardy champions have it rough these days.
Can you match the celebrity with the bushy chin?
The year is 1995. The film is the fantasy adventure Jumanji. And Scarlett Johansson, age 10, wants the lead.
“He could have left and gotten out of the country and lived a happy life.”
What tricks did Arthur Conan Doyle use to bring blood to the veins of his famous detective?
In Louisiana and Argentina, two improbable candidates won reelection this weekend with more than 50% of the vote.
Why is religious thinker Reinhold Niebuhr beloved by conservatives and liberals alike?
Former Governor Mark Sanford of South Carolina has decided to fix his credibility problem by joining Fox News as a political commentator.
After 42 years in power and two months on the run, the Libyan dictator has been killed.
Carla Bruni has given birth to a daughter — the first child ever born to a serving French president.
Kelsey Grammar plays the mayor of Chicago in Boss. And he ain’t Method-acting the part.