Lucile Gauvain uses medieval imagery of death, chaos and revelry to parse contemporary life. Courtesy of artist and House of Fine Arts. Represented by The House of Fine Arts gallery in London, Gauvain ...

Torn shoes with exposed soles, borrowed kits and almost no financial backing ... in many suburbs of West Bengal, cricket pitches silently bear witness to stories written by girls from humble backgroun ...

Two new plays about addictive substances: one about booze, another about money and ambition.

Prices for nearly every major U.S. crop are below what it costs to grow them. But a drop in rice prices means another blow to ...

When biblical jackrabbit plagues swarmed the drought-ravaged High Plains in the early 20th century, rural Americans rallied ...

Rose would have been loved in any market for how he played and what he accomplished before injuries waylaid his career.

Kenyans embrace the tree-hugging challenge, inspired by Truphena Muthoni, raising awareness of deforestation and personal ...

A growing body of evidence suggests that unpredictable weather linked to climate change has the potential to injure people’s minds, leading to an increase in the development of common mental disorders ...

A University of Michigan student has been found dead after vanishing from a fraternity party during sub-zero winter ...

In the small socialist country, US pressure for regime change has reached its peak since the kidnapping of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro on January 3. Daily life has become a nightmare, and public ...

Both events were tragic, but they didn’t ­involve people I was directly connected to. When I was young, my friends and contemporaries were, like me, essentially immortal. Right? Wrong. In the past ...

"I can only hope that they are able to fix their problems and avoid the graveyard of forgotten attempts at global girl groups". Saskia Fellowes covers KATSEYE's uncertain place in the pop mainstream.