The actors and episode helmer Haolu Wang discuss season seven’s second feature-length episode, from its “San Junipero” ...

The daughter of socialist media mogul Sidney Bernstein who made a historic film about Bergen-Belsen with the help of ...

In 1944, writer Laura Hobson thought her project might be too bold. Her friend, who wasn’t Jewish, convinced her otherwise.

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Champaign graphic designer Jack Davis has made his mark on University of Illinois athletics history in a truly unique fashion ...

The 1959 movie On the Beach is likely one of the saddest movies you will ever see. There’s the usual Hollywood take on a ...

From hardcover best-sellers to dog-eared paperbacks, novelists have given countless screenwriters in Hollywood the bones of a story to reinterpret and reshape into a more visual medium. A lot of ...

Frog & Toad in Providence is one of the places where you can still find this iconic poster by The Mad Peck. Credit: Jeremy Bernfeld/The Public’s Radio One of the most iconic pieces of artwork ...

John Peck, known as "The Mad Peck," was a Providence artist famous for his iconic poster about the city. Peck was a multifaceted artist, creating cartoons, record reviews and concert posters ...

Gregory is a senior sports correspondent at TIME. His work has been cited in the annual Best American Sports Writing anthology nine times. His stories have won awards from the U.S. Basketball ...

Council Member Amy Peck was met with applause while proudly proclaiming her Jewish faith in Houston City Hall on Wednesday. "I will not be intimidated, I will not be silenced, I will continue to ...

Watching Peck keep up with his recovery and 12-step program was one of the reasons Bell knew he could keep going Meredith Wilshere is a Society and Culture writer at PEOPLE. Her work has ...