Many remain determined to reach the U.S. through more dangerous means, riding freight trains, hiring smugglers and dodging ...

The British designer Paul Smith sat down with Gentleman's Journal ahead of his collection unveiling during Paris Fashion Week ...

Once associated with the plague, the polka dot jhas become a wardrobe power-player for everyone from Minnie Mouse to Kate Middleton.

The banks in Greater Baltimore with the fastest-growing commercial and industrial loan portfolios reported loans valued at $734.82 billion as of Sept. 30, marking a 4.4% increase over what was ...

A printed Playboy magazine is set to hit newsstands for the first time in years—raising once again the question of whether people will read it for the articles, or something else.

Part artist and part engineer, the conceptual artist and musician Beatie Wolfe is inviting visitors into her head.

With rural newsrooms nationwide struggling, a push to fund local news infrastructure comes from Press Forward, a coalition of national funders, including foundations like the MacArthur Foundation and ...

There’s a certain martyrdom in this. Iris Murdoch once said, “Art has its martyrs, not the least of which are those who have ...

MILTON — Change in any business, or industry, is inevitable. Change in the newspaper industry has long been fast and furious.

It’s estimated that 9.5 million people every year commemorate Scottish poet Robert Burns’ birthday on Saturday.

It is the end of an era for newspapers in Metro Detroit as the printing presses will be shutting down in August.

Photos are a key part of any newspaper article. There’s a reason for the saying “a picture is worth a thousand words”. But back in the early days of newspapers, how were photos added to articles? The ...