Visiting the set of "The Chosen" in Utah County, where the crew and some 600 extras work on Season 6 — depicting the last day ...

Archaeologists believe the Bible meeting occurred inside a two-story building with limestone walls and a red roof that ...

He discussed some opportunities to give feedback on the town’s parking study, the upcoming Last Friday Art Walk, and more. Conversations With the Mayors is an ongoing series on “News on the ...

And according to recent visitors, the painting truly is a masterpiece. Reviewers say "The Last Supper" was brilliant in person and urged travelers to take a closer look, as it's loaded with detail ...

THE LAST SUPPER: Art, Faith, Sex, and Controversy in the 1980s, by Paul Elie What, you thought our long national nightmare of celebrating the 50th anniversary of “Saturday Night Live” was ...

He detailed what it was like during the "last supper" he had with the late-night TV icon. The meal came shortly before Carson died on January 23, 2005. "Of the many dinners we had with him over 20 ...

In the end he spent the majority of the 80s living in the city, a time and place he vividly recalls in his new book, “The Last Supper: Art, Faith, Sex, and Controversy in the 1980s” (Farrar ...

In his gripping and essential new book “The Last Supper,” Paul Elie captures a pivot point in 20th century social history, when certain ideas about religion, art and sex in the ’80s crashed ...

Sourcing a wide variety of eclectic and found materials—chocolate, jelly, toys, and trash—Muniz recreates iconic art historical works and scenes from popular culture. By displaying the final piece as ...

This depth of meaning is captured beautifully in our mid-15th-century painting by Dieric Bouts, which portrays in intricate detail the Last Supper, the setting where these words were spoken, just ...

A painting once hailed as Paul Gauguin’s final self-portrait is now under renewed scrutiny after an amateur art sleuth raised doubts about its authenticity—sparking a fresh scientific ...

Find today’s readings here. We are still basking in Easter light. But today’s Gospel takes us back—not to breakfast on the shore with the risen Jesus, not on the road to Emmaus, but to the ...