Culture and Society

An interview with Kimberly White, author of the new book 'The Shift: How Seeing People as People Changes Everything,' a fascinating look at how we “see” other people—and how this influences our happiness.

'Georgia O'Keeffe's Visions of Hawai'i' currently at the NYBG until 28 October will delight you with its beauty and inspire you to appreciate this little-known journey of the artist's life and career.

With royal wedding fever just past, this theatrical take on the life of Princess Diana is well worth a look. After its current New York run it moves to London.

In the wake of two fatal accidents involving self-driving vehicles this year, the divided results of the study shouldn’t be surprising.

Many of us are worried that our jobs may be replaced by Artificial Intelligence, but the bigger question is this: Will thinking machines be the last innovation that the human race has to make for itself?

Is the Salming Distance D5 simply a long distance running shoe, or does it offer more features?

Try to remember the real reason why we have this holiday at the end of every month of May.

This New Light Theater Project premiere is perceptively imagined, lovingly staged, beautifully acted, and definitely different.

'If you buy a pair of running shoes, you want to know what the average user thinks of it. But you may also be curious as to what experts say,' the running shoe site's founder tells us. So RunRepeat.com gives us both.

Thorne's story plunges into the troubled waters of modern hospice care, even as it swims with the prehistoric sharks of family squabbles and old wounds.