Ahn Sung-ki, one of South Korean cinema’s most enduring and respected screen actors, whose six-decade career spanned more than 130 films and included landmark hits such as “Silmido” and “Radio Star,” ...

The Bonfire Party by Sean O’Brien; Plastic by Matthew Rice; Retablo for a Door by Michelle Penn; Jonah and Me by John F Deane; Intimate Architecture by Tess Jolly The Bonfire Party by Sean O’Brien ...

Here are the year’s most notable collections of verse as chosen by our poetry columnist. Credit...Photo illustration by Sebastian Mast Supported by By Elisa Gabbert Elisa Gabbert’s collections of ...

Wellwater is a poetry collection which explores the intersection of cultural, economic and personal ideas of value, addressing aging, housing and environmental and economic crises. Celebrating ...

Bigg Boss 19 has found its most unexpected burst of drama this week, and it comes from outside the house. Shehbaz Badesha, already one of the most entertaining contestants of the season, found himself ...

You must not keep two supposedly identical but different weights in your pocket: a heavy one for buying and a light one for selling. ~ Deuteronomy 25:13 You must not steal from the poor and give to ...

“Whatever My Spiritual Beliefs…”: Sara Ali Khan Gets Candid About Faith On Ganesh Chaturthi DC crime falls sharply; Mayor cites federal help, backs Trump on infrastructure What happens to your body ...

One of the highlights of my first three years as a literature professor at MIT—and indeed, of my 15-year career as an educator—has been the recent discovery that some of my students, past and present, ...

While granting bail to a man in a case of alleged illegal possession of his mother's property, the Judge of Rohini court wrote a poem, one of the couplets of which reads as "Milkiyat ki jang me naa ...

While granting bail to a man in a case of alleged illegal possession of his mother's property, the Judge of Rohini court wrote a poem, one of the couplets of which reads as "Milkiyat ki jang me naa ...

The versatile, restless, maddeningly guileful artist Rashid Johnson—whose career-spanning survey exhibition, “A Poem for Deep Thinkers,” is now up at the Guggenheim, inhabiting almost the entire ...