An interview with Bruce Borgos, author of the new book, The Blue Horse. In the book, a controversial wild horse round-up in the high desert of Nevada results in two murders and a fresh mystery for ...

The dragon first appears as a flicker. Bruce Lee is not yet the untouchable icon of posters and slow-motion flying kicks. He’s a teenager with a temper, wrestling with a little hot dragon inside ...

This one may be more fiction than science but you don't want to miss it when this '90s blockbuster hits Tubi in March.

Los Angeles’ opulence — bankrolled by Mark Walter, the Guggenheim Group, an advantageous TV deal, and dominance of the ...

Another silver medal for Great Britain’s curlers but after a wait of more than a century, the gold was within their grasp.

Cal Cashin praises Circle X's Prehistory, a post punk, post rock, post-everything-else patchwork Golgotha masterpiece ...

Stacker used data from IMDb to rank the worst movies of the 1980s. The rankings are based on user reviews—the lower the ...

Two up-and-comer sophomores from Perry and Jackson jump in the pool with an emerging Ohio high school swimming powerhouse at ...

The Carradines are one of the most well-known family dynasties in Hollywood history. Robert’s late father, John Carradine, his late half-brother, David Carradine, and his brother, Keith Carradine, are ...

A reporter ponders on how to repair a religious structure long thought of as good but supported by an evil underside ...

From black-and-blue to well-done with ketchup, American presidents have had some interesting preferences when it came to ordering their steaks.

A New York Times analysis shows the stunning velocity at which the fortunes of the top 1% have increased since President Trump first took office in 2017.