Arsenic in books? Exhibit shows that some pages can kill
A Walters Art Museum exhibit looks at deadly minerals used to make illuminated books.
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Hopkins researchers launch writing contest to learn about how the brain processes stories
A Johns Hopkins University research team is asking for the public's help in mapping the specific areas of the brain that kick into high gear when we read a novel...
Willow Smith, daughter of Jada and Will, becomes third author in her family
Willow Smith is the third member of her family to write a book. But instead of exploring her own psyche in a memoir, she penned a novel of historical fiction...
Updated ‘Peter Pan’ without Native American stereotypes launches national tour
Native American playwright Larissa FastHorse's revision of "Pete Pan" attempts to keep what is magical about the much-loved 1954 musical while stripping it of harmful racial stereotypes.
‘Dear Mama,’ a TV miniseries about rapper Tupac and his mom, premieres Friday on Hulu
The five-part series features never-before-seen audio and video footage of Tupac and his mother, Afeni.
Something old, something new: bridal jumpsuits, black dresses and repurposed gowns are welcome at the wedding
Sophisticated black dresses, jumpsuits and romantic floral prints are in. Previously popular strapless, lace and fit-and-flare dresses are out.
