The self-taught singer-songwriter died on October 4 at her home in Tennessee
Students at the Cyrene Mission School created the works at a time when the African country was under colonial rule
The renderings show what a bishop, a cleric and a young woman with a remarkably symmetrical face may have looked like in life
Marlon Brando sent her to decline his Best Actor award in protest over Hollywood’s depiction of Native Americans
The team discovered the 2,000-year-old artwork in Philippi
The Los Angeles Lakers star is a fan of America's fastest-growing sport
The Library of Congress has acquired the prolific radio producer's full body of work
He spotted the page from the 13th-century Beauvais Missal at an estate sale in Maine
The Library of Congress invited the musician, a classically trained flutist, to play the instrument at her concert this week
Her new documentary, "The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales," shines a light on income inequality and workers' rights
Fifth-grader Andres Valencia’s inspirations range from Picasso to Pokémon
Future "Star Wars" productions will recreate Jones' menacing voice using artificial intelligence
A new exhibition explores the ancient Roman "pictores," who created beautiful frescoes preserved in ash from Mount Vesuvius' eruption
Privately owned for decades, the materials include a short story featuring F. Scott Fitzgerald, personal effects and rough drafts
The late and great actor and director is the subject of 'Sidney,' a new documentary produced by Oprah Winfrey
The items tell the story of the beloved comedic actress' life—and her groundbreaking eight-decade career
'The Followers' uses artificial intelligence and facial-recognition technology to comment on the surveillance state
A new PEN America report finds that targeted campaigns by advocacy groups are behind the increasing bans
Ilan Manouach’s conceptual art project weighs 37.5 pounds and measures 31.5 inches long
The artwork dates to China's Tang dynasty, when horses were a symbol of prosperity
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