The French designer, who has dressed everyone from Lady Gaga to Pope John Paul II, is the subject of a major retrospective.

The life-sized model, displayed at Louis Tussaud's waxworks, became so badly damaged that staff were forced to pull it from ...

About 10 blocks south of JPMorgan's shiny, new, $3 billion fortress sits the 119-year-old library of the bank's founder.

The cartoon debuted on Dec. 9, 1965, and was anything but a sure thing. Coca-Cola, a jazz artist, and bunch of kids helped ...

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In a unique partnership between the Intrepid Museum and FARO Technologies, one of America's most historic aircraft carriers ...

The police thought they were on the trail of sophisticated art thieves. The Belgian adventurer Honoré Joseph Géry Pieret had sold a Paris newspaper an Iberian statuette that he had stolen from the ...

Dick Van Dyke once ‘pissed’ off longtime friend Mary Tyler Moore. Speaking at Vandy High Tea, hosted at the Van Dyke ...

An exhibition reckons with the revived legacy of an immigrant artist who created ornate illuminations and scathing ...

Portland's newest museum gives a closer look at cartoon arts and its connection to the city A group of girl wrestlers and a former coach have filed a Title IX lawsuit against Cleveland High School and ...

Artists, being curious people, like to think about the future. Sometimes, as with the legendary 1956 This Is Tomorrow exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery, they can build a whole movement out of it.

If you need motivation to finish your reading list, here are 3,599 more books for you to read. Columbus native Dan Pelzer, left behind over 100 pages of handwritten book titles. All of which he read ...