“The Carpenter’s Son” isn’t the only recent film to reimagine the apocryphal gospel. “The Young Messiah,” the 2016 drama ...

More big new dramas arrive this week, including Trespasses, a Channel 4 series about a forbidden love affair set during the ...

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DUMMERSTON — Vermont Theatre Company is bringing one act plays to the stage that explore dark themes. This marks the second year of "doing this adventure," said Jessica Iris, artistic director at VTC.

In the poem, Ibn al‑Wardi imagines the plague as a wandering trickster who drifts from one region to another, spreading death ...

In an unexpected twist that delights train enthusiasts and casual visitors alike, a bright red Southern Railway caboose sits among the greenery like a cheerful anachronism. This fully restored X-316 ...

Thirty dollars doesn’t stretch very far these days, but at Capitol Flea Market in Charleston, it transforms into a magic ticket to a wonderland of possibilities.

Top Medieval Historian Reviews Famous Movie Scenes Dr Eleanor Janega, who holds a doctorate in medieval history and lectures ...

As creators of educational, religious and charitable institutions, women of means found ways to circumvent the patriarchal ...

Ahead of the PBS production's premiere, the legendary filmmaker and co-director Sarah Botstein share insights on their ...

Up, and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly are all among the very best movies of the year 1966 we now consider to be classics.