It was a work of evil but also of a showman. The atrocity that hit us on 9/11 singularly defined the years ahead

If Alex Jones is a fake, he's using the public airwaves to commit a grandiose fraud against his own listeners

The mural that gov. Paul LePage claimed "presented a one-sided view that bowed to organized labor" was restored

A Brooklyn entrepreneur prints shirts proclaiming that the wearer had sex with everyone from the Strokes to Anna Wintour -- and New York is eating them up.

I've had no luck getting my half-Jewish son to care about Hanukkah. Meanwhile, he can't stop singing about Jesus

French director Olivier Assayas talks about the temporary intimacy of filmmaking and his new movie, "Summer Hours."

A first-rank poet's new memoir rises to the stature of an American classic.

Reading is the one thing worth staying up all night for -- but only if you find the right book.

The power and cost of art is the heart of a documentary exploring one journey, including relapse, through grief

As a teen, I sought out his movies, starting a lifelong obsession with his starring roles and cameos alike

Charles Krafft's ceramics were long thought to be ironic -- until he was exposed as a Holocaust denier

Featuring QAnon patches, a bound volume of Trump’s tweets, Trumpy Bear and other Trump-loving holiday gifts

Dire Straits founder David Knopfler talks about his DIY solo career, Bush and Clear Channel's deals with the devil and why he hates "Sultans of Swing."

Mark Stock's most famous series of paintings depicts tuxedoed men in various obsessive poses.

Louis Meisel, the king of the pinup, celebrates the goddesses of all-American flesh.