Performance art is by nature ephemeral, but it's still collectible — which means parts of it can be bought and sold

A spirited biography of a 19th century ballplayer smacks a pie in the face of baseball nostalgia.

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Would being around Southern women inspire me into undergoing some kind of Eliza Doolittle–style transformation?

New court documents offer more proof of Obama's birthplace. Predictably, the birther queen still says it's forged

Somewhere, the Yellow Emperor is smiling.

The former top aide to Donald Rumsfeld seeks to explain major discrepancies in his statements.

Salon Food spoke with Nicola Olivieri, owner of Veneto-based bakery Olivieri 1882, about the seasonal treat

Italian man dies onstage during an Easter reenactment.

The Bronze Star-winning military journalist points out the dishonesty in the statements made here earlier this week by the former Pentagon spokesman.

From meat roses to salami rivers, our Food52's Resident Cheese Plater shares her tips for making charcuterie boards

The long-lost novel that inspired Jimmy Breslin to write "The Short Sweet Dream of Eduardo Gutierrez."

A year after her creator's death, Eloise plays hard to get at the Plaza.