A charity started by a father who lost his son to suicide has held a Walk of Hope to encourage open conversations around ...

Nobody seems to know for sure exactly where (or when) the “@” symbol was born, or why the visually pleasing symbol spent most of its days in obscurity. But now, thanks to its role in Internet ...

The wait is over. “The Lost Symbol,” the follow-up to Dan Brown’s 2003 mega-seller, “The Da Vinci Code,” is here -- and you don’t have to be a Freemason to enjoy it (although it wouldn ...

Dive into the fascinating history of ancient symbols featured in Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol. From the Eye of Providence to ...

The work featuring two stags locked in combat was made for George Harry Grey, 7th Earl of Stamford, who outraged society by ...

Novelist Dan Brown's new book, The Lost Symbol, is doing for the Freemasons what its predecessor, The Da Vinci Code, did for the Catholic Church's Opus Dei—showering new fame, and new fictions ...

LOS ANGELES — This is how a writer knows his books have grabbed the full attention of mainstream American culture. By the time Dan Brown’s “The Lost Symbol,” his first novel since 2003’s ...

Now, "The Lost Symbol" brings the same kind of high-profile scrutiny to the Freemasons, the Founding Fathers, and our nation's Capitol. "The Da Vinci Code" comes to Washington.

So not only have I lost the symbol of our undying love and a grand's worth of jewelry, I've now proven Bob right. That may be the worst part of all. He gets to play the I-told-ya-so game.

How the recycling symbol lost its meaning Corporations sold Americans on the chasing arrows — while stripping the logo of its worth.

The Lost Symbol’s Peacock Premiere Date Has Not Been Confirmed. News that the character of Robert Langdon (previously brought to life in such movies as the aforementioned The Da Vinci Code in ...

The Lost Symbol, meanwhile, didn’t languish long without an adaptation of its own, eventually spawning a 10-episode Peacock prequel series starring Ashley Zukerman (of Netflix Fear Street fame).