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A 1935 house in Stamford, designed by famed stone architect Frazier Forman Peters, has hit the market this month with a price tag of $1.49 million.

Forty years ago Mark Gilbert thought 1983 wouldn't produce a record to beat Out Like A Light's creative deconstruction

Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals is using an existing drug, FDA approved for memory loss, to see if it can prevent the disease from forming.

Broadway fans eagerly welcomed last month the revival of the beloved classic Lerner and Loewe musical “Camelot.” The revival, which features one of...

Nancy Olson Livingston is not one to hold back or hide her opinions everything from Billy Wilder to Howard Hughes, Hollywood and beyond.

While the AHEAD study has been investigating this second use for lecanemab for several years, the drug made news recently when it received the FDA’s accelerated approval as a treatment for some Alzheimer’s patients.

Is Joni Mitchell the stuff of jam bands? A Ramsey musician, Katie Pearlman, makes the case with the Joni Project.

University Hospitals is enrolling people in a nationwide study of the effects of an experimental drug, which was recently found, in an unrelated study, to slow memory loss for those in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease.

Arthurian legend is the body of stories and medieval tales known as the Matter of Britain, centering around the legendary British ruler, King Arthur.

Janus Theatres multiyear Elgin Shakespeare Project concludes with "Romeo/Juliet," an adaptation of Shakespeares tragedy performed using historical practices. Plus, the League of Chicago Theatres Hot Tix service offers $20 tickets to Chicago-area theater productions through Sept. 4 while supplies last.