Pops!" with his son Soul, a film rooted in their pandemic effort to reconnect through K-pop obsession. It debuts in L.A.

A West Valley judge who was the subject of a citizen’s complaint for rude and demeaning behavior has removed himself from ...

I suffered with my mystery illness for decades before gaining a diagnosis. Could retraining my brain be the answer?

Andi Oliver despairs at the lack of deep cultural knowledge in some of the younger people she meets today. “I was talking to a woman of about 30 the other day who didn’t know who Judy Garland was,” ...

The good old mechanical portable hard drive lives on, but for how long?

History was unmade last year, as engineers began the massive project of ripping the first-ever transoceanic fiber-optic cable from the ocean floor. Just don’t mention sharks.

A state agency reviewed the case but won't release its findings. Advocates say the secrecy prevents the state from learning from mistakes that put children at risk.

An exhibition of horse art by artist Jean Haines is currently on display at PAST, 239 Fair St., 2nd Floor, Suite 2, Kingston.

Women are now crowdsourcing where men exist and sharing their maps online. When romance requires Google Maps, something has gone seriously wrong.

These soundbars for smart TVs deliver clearer dialogue, deeper bass and room-filling sound, making movies, sports and streaming feel far more immersive at home.

Missing stars, missing rhythm, and a game that never turned.

Jonathan Gleason’s “Field Guide to Falling Ill” blends memoir and essay to navigate hospitals and history, showing another side of medicine.