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Thousands of San Franciscans braved the wind and showers on Tuesday night to catch a glimpse of The Bay Lights, a 25,000-LED light installation on...

Developing diabetes during pregnancy isn't good for mother or baby, and it's a growing problem. Now there's a push to change how women are tested for the disorder. But a… Click to Continue »

Diablo Ballet kicked off its latest program with all-American live-wire choreographer Trey McIntyre's homage to the 18th century Gainsborough portrait, The Blue Boy.

Arkansas lawmakers overrode a veto Wednesday and gave the state the most restrictive abortion law in the country - a near-ban on the procedure from the 12th week of pregnancy… Click to Continue »

The Redress Eco-Fashion & Textiles Conference aims to spark conversation about fashion, textiles and the environment. Click to Continue »

NEW YORK — A new TV commercial features a good-looking young woman on a beach vacation lounging next to a good-looking young man. He bemoans...

As if being a bookworm is a bad thing?...

Anthony Stewart Head is eying a return to American TV with The CW's "The Selection." According to The Hollywood Reporter, Head will play King Clarkson,...

PHOENIX — Star Wars fans have more than just Episodes 7, 8 and 9 to look forward to. Disney CEO Bob Iger said at the...

In a story March 4 about the challenges of explaining health care reform to non-English speakers, The Associated Press relied on incorrect information from the California Primary Care Association in… Click to Conti...

Before dancer Pavel Dmitrichenko emerged as the self-confessed ringleader of the brutal acid attack on the Bolshoi Ballet’s director, he starred in a fictional show of clashing testosterone and bloody rebellion. I...

Being alive, aware, open and creative doesn't just come to people like a gift from the heavens. It is something they work at.

KNIVES A synthetic polymer paint and silkscreen inks on canvas by Andy Warhol will be sold on Mar 7 2013. The Estimated sale price is...

Add cranked-up earphones to the list of health dangers Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration wants New Yorkers to avoid. Click to Continue »

Fassbinder was a dark and brooding visionary, and yet Scheib's hyperactive and often chaotic play is replete with comedic elements, an array of quixotic characters, and plenty of frantic sex.

Where do you set the line that cannot be crossed? Is art better served with attempts to sanitize and moralize art out of its provocative power? My answer is a resounding no!

“Watergate,” by Washington writer Thomas Mallon, is among the five finalists for the 2013 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction. His eighth novel and his 15th book, “Watergate” (Pantheon) is a witty, fic...

The Washington Post said Wednesday that its managing editor, John Temple, has resigned from the newspaper. Temple oversaw The Post’s local coverage and digital initiatives. He joined the paper nearly a year ago af...

There is a kind of awful genius to the clumsy word “snowquester,” which is upon us now, allegedly. A bland budget term is beheaded and capped with a meteorological prefix, and the resulting three syllables ca...

Interspersed between courses were performances meant to evoke ancient warriors, traditional Chinese instrumental music, and a spirited auction of two original recent artworks by Zheng Chongbin and Arnold Chang, along wit...

"What Not To Wear" is ending. TLC announced its long-running makeover show will end its run after 10 years in July 2013. “After 10 incredible...

Artists, models, free spirits and nude enthusiasts converged in Dublin last week for the second Irish Bodypainting Competition. The themes for this year's challenge were...