In this episode, we explore one of history's most dramatic political assassinations—the murder of Julius Caesar on the Ides of March, 44 BC. Learn how Brutus, Cassius, and other senators conspired to ...

The victim of an “incredibly traumatic” sexual assault at a Watford club says she hopes the attacker’s conviction empowers ...

Seven new portraits by Elizabeth Whelan are featured in her show “In Character,” at the M.V. Playhouse through July 18. “I’ve ...

A taste of Italy has moved to Lincoln Road Mall. The eight block stretch of shops and restaurants, a pedestrian mall ...

What did our critic think of “Into the Woods,” “Julius Caesar” and three more shows from OSF’s 90th anniversary season?

They used to keep their badass antics undercover, but not anymore. The bad guys are proud of their selfish, narcissistic, hedonistic, diabolic and every other “ic”, behavior, and don’t care who sees ...

Data is power, and man has known it for centuries. In these excerpts, the author juxtaposes some of the earliest data collectors, as early as 48 BCE, to today’s age, where data is collected at every ...

He loved being a comic guy,” curator Ben Saunders told Observer. “Jack was a great artist who happened to draw comics.” ...

It was what politicians call a “gotcha” question. The Sadducees, trying to prove the very idea of resurrection wrong, asked whose wife a woman would be in eternity if she ...

I do hope the Chancellor doesn’t resign. The world can’t take another podcast. Hence it was very worrying when Mel Stride ...

Game of Thrones may have dragons, ice zombies, and magic fire, but its bloodiest betrayals and most shocking twists d ...

More than five millennia ago, an Egyptian weaver created a simple, tailored linen dress, likely not realizing just how long it would stick around. The Tarkhan Dress, carbon-dated to 3482 to 3102 B.C., ...