Books by 15 authors with roots in eight countries have been shortlisted for the 2025 OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature ...

Devreaux Baker, Mendocino County’s first poet laureate, was about 19 years old when she left her home in Texas with her ...

A journey through the front lines of global poverty shows that when the world’s richest men slash aid for the world’s poorest ...

It's time to spend one more Saturday hanging out at the outlet mall in this week's edition of Clint Walker's award-winning ...

While Kristen Stewarts turns ‘The Chronology of Water’ into a movie, its author revisits her past in a new memoir, ‘Reading ...

Morgan’s road to Luvcat wasn’t without its challenges. She spent a number of years on the live music circuit as a solo artist, but over time, performing alone began to feel isolating and limiting: ...

Sonya Cywink is one of hundreds of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada. Her case has gone unsolved for ...

From humble Louisiana roots to headlining London’s O2 via duetting with Dolly Parton and releasing a fashion line with ...

Note: Some of these books contain triggering themes such as suicide, abuse, and death. Human Acts is arguably one of my favorite books of all time. Recent Nobel Peace Prize winner Han Kang writes a ...

"Then, so gently, like someone who knew the sting of violence from a loved one, touched my throat." Theodore Turner elucidates a story of sirens.

For the “Vibe Check” podcast hosts, Black history is celebrated in every episode. At the Amsterdam News, every month is Black History Month.

The opening film is Tim Fehlbaum’s September 5, which recreates American network ABC TV’s coverage of the hostage crisis at ...