From political crimes to cult upbringings to solving your own murder, these are some of the new twisty thrillers we recommend reading this summer.

EDITOR'S NOTE: This profile of Charles Wadsworth originally appeared in The Post and Courier in two parts, on March 29 and ...

One of the most unusual visitors to this year's Cannes Film Festival was a 65-year-old Irishman named Paul David Hewson, ...

The classic ballet, originally choreographed by Marius Petipa to the music of Tchaikovsky ... He's known for his humorous essays, collected in books like "Me Talk Pretty One Day," "Barrel Fever ...

“Gravity and resilience are virtually built into the cello,” music critic Paul Griffiths wrote in the New York Times in 2003, “but when Joel Krosnick plays, he adds a robust and deliberate ...

Almost every article written about South African cellist, singer and composer Abel Selaocoe starts by calling him "genre-defying". But that's not how he sees his music. "This is not like a fusing ...

He studied cello in Milan, performed with a symphony in Cuba, and moved to Boston to attend a music conservatory as a scholarship student. Gans died in 2012 at age 89, but now his cello ...

Combining puppetry, music and film-like techniques, the production brings to life the story of Philomena and her miniature city, made from books, toys and household objects. It’s a delightful ...

So I can understand why Weilerstein would want to reuse them as scaffolding for a whole new repertoire of solo cello music. And I also recognize the urge to hammer together a new creation out of ...

Baldovino’s story from July of 1963—and that of his instrument—are among the subjects of Kate Kennedy’s absorbing book, “Cello ... grew up mad for music. As a young cellist, she ...

We say it every year: There are way too many music books for any human to keep track of, let alone read. Yet this year has seen a backbreaking pile of welcome additions to the boundless stacks ...