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If you leave your child at a day care center, you are hardly unique. If you know what your child does there all day, you are indeed unique.

When David Whiting, Sarah Miles’s business manager, who physically abused her, was found dead in her room during the filming of “The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing” there were more questions than answers in how he died. Was it suicide, an accident, or murder?

Cyn Kitchen says rejection is part of the process in the world of writing as much as in the world of life itself.

Mr. Men Little Miss, the children’s book series created by Roger Hargreaves, turns 50 this year.

Of someone who explains a big problem by saying just connect the dots, especially if that someone is shirtless brian kilmeade and hes handing me a magic marker. usually what follows that is an insane conspiracy theory which sounds like one of bill hemmers hot tub parties. will never hear of another terrible crime, i keep asking why and how. its the same thing e.r. doctors ask me after looking at an x-ray of my. this time connecting the dots is super easy because the left has given us more dots t...

NFL genius -- or out of his league? Follow Steve Spurriers first 100 days and judge for yourself.

Emails between an auditing firm and Kansas show how quickly the state bent to the company’s wishes to keep information out of public view.

"Body Shots" suffers from a fatal misapprehension. It thinks it is about date rape, when actually it is about alcoholism. That's why the ending is inconclusive and unsatisfactory; not only does it fail to find answers--but they would be to the wrong questions.

Urban refugees fleeing high-tech Dallas have created ersatz rural communities in the nearby countryside. This isolated, pastoral life sometimes erupts into adultery and murder.

Daniel Johnston’s Drawings Are as Wildly Inventive as His Music A Dallas exhibit of 179 mostly never-before-seen works shows that the beloved songwriter was also a serious artist. July 1, 2021 Drawings by the late artist Daniel Johnston, including (from left) ‘Satan is Going to Die,’ ‘Kiss Me Again,’ and ‘Life in Vain,’ are featured in an exhibit at Dallas’s Ro2 Art Gallery called “Story of An Artist & Songs of Pain,” on display through July 31. Courtesy of Ro2 Art Though D...