Plenty of actors have laid it all the line for the audience's enjoyment, with nobody realising until after the fact they hated it in the moment.

Under Kathleen Kingsbury, the Times’ “Opinion” section has doubled in size. What kind of publication is she building?

Vistagen , a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company pioneering neuroscience with nose-to-brain neurocircuitry to develop and commercialize a new class of intranasal product candidates called ...

Michael Ezzell's motifs and characters take cues from tarot, playing cards, early-20th-century style, and retro publications.

"I feel sometimes being comfortable, it rips you away from being creative," he said. "I'm always working on something new." ...

Michael Doochin doesn't so much paint pictures as he reveals truths, layer by layer, color by color, memory by memory. H ...

Can art change the world? Are art centres and galleries about leisure or life? For Michael Kane the answer is definitely the latter. The artist once described in these pages as truculent and ...

Avery Coffey examines the intersection of art and obsession within three iconic horror films. Read more on Dread Central.

Whitesburg resident Jamie Carden garnered nine of 13 votes Thursday afternoon to be sworn in as the new Ninth District County ...

SAN ANTONIO — Has there ever been another Texas artist like the recently deceased Michael Tracy? The sculptor, painter and maker of rare objects — as well as sometime magus who oversaw ...

As the 51st Annual American Music Awards near, the stage is set not only for star-studded performances but also for ...

When you look at the archive, these stories had a more fluid relationship with nature,” says artist Niamh Coffey.