South Philly’s Mark Abadi has had a way with word games since he was old enough to pick up a Scrabble board. By 10, he would ...

The Friends of the Fernandina Beach Library will host its annual Spring Book Sale from March 11 to March 14. The event ...

David Karp’s puzzle is a lovely affair. By Caitlin Lovinger SATURDAY PUZZLE — It’s that time of year again! Twelve days after Groundhog Day. It’s also that time of week when we tend to see David ...

You already know new is almost always more expensive. What people underestimate is how much more expensive, and how little difference it makes in practice. A set of hand tools from a garage sale does ...

Victorian audiences revelled in riddles, physical comedy and bawdy jokes that challenge everything we think we know about 19th-century respectability ...

Having a 3D printer opens up a whole new world of tools, gadgets, and even toys to print out at home. Here are five simple ...

Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos has opened a photography exhibition in Athens days before he is due to attend the Academy ...

Traditionally steel sculpture was thought of as a very masculine endeavor,” says Guggenheim curator Katherine Brinson. “Carol ...

A new exhibit at the Brooks Museum features works from from across eight decades by 90 artists who taught or trained at the Memphis College of Art.

A retro Lakewood diner serves hearty breakfasts, easygoing charm, and a morning rhythm that feels comfortingly familiar.

Greg Septon of Muskego started the Wisconsin Peregrine Falcon Recovery Project in 1986 with the hope of returning the species to the state.

Snook go off-limits for six weeks every winter because of the potential for scenes we're seeing in the river today.