In an eighth grade U.S. history class last fall, Janai Meschery read a poem by her father titled “The Legend,” which ...

It’s not often that I leave a theater performance so engulfed in emotion that I have to collect myself before leaving the theater.

April is poetry month, so we’ll be sprinkling a few poems here and there for patrons to enjoy. These books, and many poetry ...

From robot rights to ageing and climate change, this month’s science fiction squares up to the big topics, with new titles ...

An interview with the groundbreaking filmmaker, one of the first major Black female voices in Hollywood cinema.

More than a year before the killing stopped, the factory girls of Ballarat ventured into a winter mist to plant trees, ...

With (This Is Not A) Happy Room, Day once again displays a masterly talent for finding comedy in the most painful of places, seeing off any notion of comfy family sitcom—notwithstanding dottily ...

The Spring-into-Summer offerings this year in the classical realm are as rich, diverse, and extensive as ever.

Shivaji's inclusive and progressive approach to religion contrasts with Aurangzeb's, inspiring generations and shaping Indian history.

A Pulitzer Prize-winning weekly covering West Marin, including the towns of Point Reyes Station, Inverness, Bolinas, Stinson ...