How Galileo's groundbreaking works got banned
Born on this day 458 years ago, Galileo refused to be silent about how the solar system worked.
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New exhibit chronicles how love has been depicted in art through the ages
In the spirit of Valentine's Day we look at London's National Portrait Gallery, which for the first time has an…
Whoopi Goldberg returns to 'The View' after suspension for Holocaust comments
Jewish leaders had criticized Goldberg for saying that the Holocaust during World War II was not about race, but rather…
Ivan Reitman, producer, 'Ghostbusters' director, dies at 75
Ivan Reitman, the influential filmmaker and producer behind many of the most beloved comedies of the late 20th century, from…
Russian skater in doping case can compete, but Olympic medal ceremony won't be held
Russian teenager Kamila Valieva has been cleared to compete in the women's figure skating competition at the Winter Olympics despite…
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Comedian Alex Edelman explores antisemitism, his Jewish roots
In his new show, "Just for Us", comedian Alex Edelman explores his Jewish roots and tells the story of the…
Quinta Brunson on the heart and humor that drives 'Abbott Elementary'
The creator behind ABC's new comedy said there were two goals for her show: heart and humor. "I think when…
Sting sells music catalog, following footsteps of other artists
Sting is selling every song he wrote. The British singer-songwriter is selling his music catalog to Universal Music Publishing Group.
Smithsonian to show 120 orange statues of female scientists
The Smithsonian will commemorate Women's History Month in March by displaying 120 life-size neon orange statues depicting women who have…
Once confined to classical music, figure skaters now turn to an eclectic mix of genres
Figure skating at the Beijing Olympics has witnessed a birth of more current, mainstream and offbeat music that first took…
