Art House Theater Day, an annual celebration of independent films and the local theaters that show them, is returning to Little Rock for the third year in a row thanks to Cinema I/O, a “nomadic, ...

Yates identifies and discusses three types of “missingness”: intrinsic, extrinsic and constructive. “Intrinsic missingness” covers things like our brains filling in a blindspot with what it thinks is ...

In 1989, rock music was coming to the end of what remains one of the most beloved eras in the genre. The year saw plenty of hits, including these four songs, which might actually sound even better ...

How old can a human live to be — and for how long can they be expected to live in good health? Average lifespans have increased over the past century thanks to improved nutrition and advances in ...

Do you know what the Apple logo looks like? Chances are, you think you do. It’s ubiquitous and iconic. How could you not know it? But when tested, it turns out very few people can remember all the ...

The '50s and '60s were an incredibly formative time for country music, with many famous performers making the transition between traditional American folk songs and a more modern, often rock-inspired ...

Not even a classic Fenway Park proposal can go right for the Red Sox and their fans. During the fifth inning of a game against the Astros, a couple was shown on the video scoreboard with the words ...

The new Towering Sliders from Red Robin shouldn’t be better than eating a normal burger. But they are. It’s just an order of four sliders served on a metal rod. Objectively speaking, you’re not really ...

The brand new five-part sports docuseries You Don’t Know Where I’m From, Dawg premieres exclusively on Paramount+ Tuesday, April 14. The new docuseries, which is ...

With plans starting at $8.99/month, register and stream CBS, MTV, Comedy Central, BET, Nickelodeon, Smithsonian Channel, and Paramount Pictures — as well as live sports, movies, and more. Select ...

It was Veterans Day, and I was at a public park with both of my young children. My daughter—4 years old at the time—sat across from me on a seesaw. My infant son was strapped into his stroller at my ...

I hear these tough questions almost every day as a neurologist. These conversations are hard, no matter how long you’ve been practicing. There’s no script for balancing truth and hope. One acronym ...