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Four second-generation Vietnamese writers from the Czech Republic, Germany, France and the US, have written short plays on what Vietnam means to them.

Ottawa At Home editor-in-chief Mary Taggart is a writer and voracious reader. She is hitting these books this summer and wanted to share the titles.

From magical realism and first-person fever dream-like novels to fascinating true crime non-fiction, these are five of the best books written by female Latin American Authors that have been published in recent months. Our recommendations include the new novel by International Booker shortlisted Mexican author Fernanda Melchor (translated By Sophie Hughes), a collection of short... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/subjects/arts-books/5-must-read-books-b...

The Critics Choice Association (CCA) announced today that Academy Award-winning actress Halle Berry will receive the sixth annual SeeHer Award at the 27th Annual Critics Choice Awards.

“It was one of those things that chose me. I didn't choose it,” says the actress whose first grade teacher told her parents to enroll her in drama classes.

A coalition of higher-education and humanitarian-assistance groups seeks to make colleges refugee students’ official sponsors, responsible not just for their educational needs but their financial, logistical, and social ones, too.

The British director’s debut film, Censor, has won awards and plaudits, and attracted new fans to the genre

In conversation with Eric Nguyen, Chanel Cleeton, Maria Ampara Escandon, and Melissa Payne

The Station 19 season 5 episode 5 air date has been confirmed, so let’s consider when it’s back and how many episodes to expect.

Eric Nguyen’s moving début novel explores the importance of stories. “Things We Lost to the Water” is about a Vietnamese family in New Orleans and the story the mother, Huong,