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Denver writer and professor Josiah Hatch III invokes Chaucer in A Journey to St. Thomas.

The Las Vegas Museum of Art is moving forward with Elaine Wynn and LACMA as its partners.

Astronaut Jim Lovell recounts the first broadcast from lunar orbit: Apollo 8’s moving reading from Genesis made a lasting cultural impact.

Former Heinz Field Ketchup Bottle Arriving At New Home - Pittsburgh, PA - Want a selfie with one of the iconic ketchup bottles at the former Heinz Field? Here's when you can get one.

NEWPORT — Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative (CCEC) is seeking applications from local high school students for the Electric Cooperative Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., which will be in June 2024

Some viewers may be tempted to dismiss Bradley Cooper's Maestro as a vanity project. It puts a giant spotlight on the actor-director-cowriter as he plays...

If you've always had a soft spot for Charlie Brown-style Christmas trees , this story will warm the cockles. An auction for what's been deemed "the humblest Christmas...

Where did the tradition of sending Christmas cards start? Let’s take you back -- way back -- to 1843.

The host of “House of Villains” previews the finale and breaks down one of the year’s greatest reality TV moments: Tiffany Pollard’s expletive-laden dressing down of Omarosa.

As San Francisco plans the rebuild its decaying seawall under threat from earthquakes and rising sea levels, a team of researchers wants to make sure the new...